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Pemalite said:

Seriously considering buying the Ayaneo Flip DS over a Steamdeck or other handheld.
Might be the first handheld that will competently manage all my handheld gaming needs?

Has the horsepower to do N64, PS1, DS, 3DS, Gamecube, Dreamcast, PS2, Switch and PC.

7" 1080P 120hz top display, 3.5" Multi-touch bottom display.
Ryzen 8840u, probably a choice of 16GB or 32GB of Ram and a 512-1TB-2TB-4TB SSD as usual.

...Could sell my 3DS at current market rates to pay for one of these ironically enough.

Wait a minute. What do you mean with that? There's no way people are paying that much for a 3DS, right?

Conina said:

Jizz_Beard_thePirate said:

Apple Suffered Longest Revenue Dip In More Than Two Decades This Year, With Rival Firms Performing Better In The 12-Month Period

https://wccftech.com/apple-suffered-longest-revenue-slump-in-more-than-two-decades/

"Fortunately, despite these gains, Apple generated an impressive $383 billion in revenue for fiscal 2023 while pocketing $97 billion in profit."

You're right, but shareholders won't see it the same way. If Tim Cook doesn't manage to turn things around next year, they could give him the boot and put someone else at the helm of Apple to try to bring back the ridiculous amount of money they made all these years.

That is, sadly, how things work nowadays. It doesn't matter that you make a profit, even a big one. If you don't meet the expected results, even if they're ridiculous, you're doing it wrong.

Look at Bungie and Destiny 2. It's one of the 12 Platinum games in Steam's top earning games of the year, yet it hasn't meet the projected profits and had to kick out a bunch of people.