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Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 621

Stevemalkpus

My subscription to PS Plus ends in four days and I was never offered the discount to renew (neither in the Black Friday sale, the New Year sale nor the more recent sale) and I refuse to renew without the discount, so I am trying to finish Thank Goodness You’re Here before I lose access. I am a bit frustrated though because I didn’t slap a mole in a dirt bed near the start of the game so now I am unable to get a trophy at the end and I don’t know if I will have enough time to replay it. Looks like I’m going to be one trophy shy of the platinum. Game was quite enjoyable otherwise.

Re: A Very Happy New Year to You

Stevemalkpus

Happy New Year everyone. Sammy and the team are great, but it is the community that keeps me coming back. Here is to more in 2026. Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt.

Re: Game of the Year: #5 - Dispatch

Stevemalkpus

So you’re telling me that a Sonic racing game is better than Silksong (assuming Silksong is the game that misses out in the last four spots)? Suddenly IGN doesn’t look so bad.

Re: Poll: Five Years of PS5 - How Would You Rate Sony's Console?

Stevemalkpus

@11001100110zero I was referring to OpenAI, the Sam Altman company headquartered in San Francisco. On October 1, they signed two simultaneous deals with Samsung and SK Hynix (neither of which knew the other deal existed) swallowing up forty percent of the global supply of DRAM. This, to me, seems like the kind of thing that antitrust laws were made to prevent. Government oversight should be able to prohibit a single American company (which OpenAI is) from gaining this type of competitive advantage in the marketplace.

Re: Poll: Five Years of PS5 - How Would You Rate Sony's Console?

Stevemalkpus

I am afraid that the OpenAI deal to tie up forty percent of the world’s DRAM supply is going to greatly affect the price of the PS6.
I honestly do not see how that is legal and why the media is not giving more attention to the story. During the pandemic, when there was a shortage of computer chips, there were articles everywhere. And this is different than GPU prices during the height of crypto mining. That was individuals buying up all the cards for their mining rigs. This is one company responsible for the supply constraints. Certainly there must be some anti-monopoly legislation or government oversight that could prevent a single company from controlling that much of the supply chain.