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Slay the Spire 2 sold 5.3 million copies on Steam in March, according to Alinea Analytics.

Crimson Desert took second place with 1.9 million copies, followed by Climber Animals Together (1.2 million), Resident Evil Requiem (1.2 million) and Resident Evil 3 (994k).

Interestingly, Slay the Spire II and Resident Evil Requiem generated almost identical revenue on Steam — $108 million and $112 million respectively

i decided to connect my snes mini to my car because I was bored. Im barely in the car except for going to work and back. I won't use it a lot yet ADHD is fun and why not? Has anyone else setup a similar thing in their vehicles? how long can i play before the battery gives? thanks in advance!

My dad has a gaming podcast called Wasted With Wize where he talks about games and news in the gaming industry. I believe he has been doing it religiously every Friday at 6:30pm EST for over 130 weeks now. I dont think he missed a week in 3 years.

He only has about 300 subs and gets maybe 100 views a stream but regardless he still shows up every single Friday and really enjoys it. He is a little edgy and just says whatever he thinks which makes it pretty entertaining.

I dont want to write a whole sales pitch for my dad but the man has not missed a Friday in almost 3 years and I think he deserves more people in his corner. He streams live so you can hop in the chat and talk to him too. Even just stopping by once would mean a lot to him.

Thanks guys

I don't mean because it was sad or something along those line but simply because it was such and beautifull ending to the game/games/game series.

For me, as in the post image, It was "FAR: Changing Tides", both the music and and atmosphere just made me tear up because both were done great.

I know it sounds incredibly vague but I struggled with explaining such things, please be considered.