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Captain_Yuri said:

Looks like here's a new report by a different site claiming that Zen 3 will still launch late 2020. Either ways, it's around that area of late 2020/early 2021.

https://www.pcworld.com/article/3563048/is-amd-zen-3-delayed-until-2021-nope.html

Game Freak launches Little Town Hero onto steam on June 30th

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1183510/Little_Town_Hero/

AMD Ryzen 4000 APUs can "run" Crysis without any cooling

https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Ryzen-4000-APUs-can-run-Crysis-without-any-cooling.476773.0.html

If I'm honest, I didn't believe the rumor about the delay. Mostly because it's very expensive to book the manufacturing capacity at TSMC, AMD wasn't going to let go waste their both capacity, and it's very expensive to just have those chips laying around waiting to be launched. Also, the lackluster specs of the new XT chips don't seem to make them good enough to fill the gap.

But we may also be going forward an almost paper launch, with the processors launching in small quantities this year and not being wildly available until some time next year.

I saw the article about the APU running Crysis withou a cooler. Very impressive. Useless, but impressive.

vivster said:
Rocket League's 5th anniversary is coming up and we brace for big news. Maybe they'll finally shed some light about the EGS transition.

Honest question here: I've seen you making this statement several times already and I can't help but wonder if the Steam version is really that bad or has so many troubles? It's just that I can't see the benefit of removing the game, and playerbase, from one store to another just for the sake of "I bought the developer and the game is now mine, and mine alone".