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6 games that shouldn’t work in your browser, but do

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By Tiago Manuel
| Destructoid
While all facets of the gaming world were dealt harsh blows in one way or another, a severely underrated way of playing was readying an unbelievable comeback. I’m talking about browser-based gaming, which is now home to bangers your ’90s or ’00s-forged brain wouldn’t believe. Screenshot by Destructoid Many years ago, Valve’s magnum opus was released for Japanese arcade machines as a greatly neutered on-rails title. This is not that.
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New GTA mod creates live portals between GTA 3’s Liberty City, Vice City, and San Andreas

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By Tiago Manuel
| Destructoid
While you wait for GTA 6, why not pay the wildest and most comprehensive visit possible to the world of the PlayStation 2 GTA trilogy? Modder DryxioGTA’s Dryxio takes obvious cues from the portals in Valve’s Portal, as these are actual doors to the locations in the other games in the series.
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‘Still getting worse’: Valve engineer reckons RAM supplies are ‘at least three to six months’ behind

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By Tiago Manuel
| Destructoid
Valve’s Steam Machine price, as well as most memory or graphics processing units on the market, has been greatly affected by the AI gold rush. In a recent interview with Jason Schreier, Valve engineer Yazan Aldehayyat shared even grimmer prospects on the subject. Research from early July predicted that the trend of rising memory and GPU prices will likely continue to worsen until at least 2027 and won’t stabilize until 2028.
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