They said their RDNA3 Lineup is complete. Maybe the 7600XT is based on RDNA3.5?

That being said, a cut-down Navi 32 is more likely. With 48CU and a ~$350 pricetag this could be a great product for more price-concious people.

In my opinion, RDNA3.5 would be best used as a mid-gen revision in a year or 18 months. But, since we dono't know what kind of improvements make it worth it the extra 0.5 name, it's up to AMD to decide what to do with it.

And none of you told me? Shame on you:

https://store.steampowered.com/sale/steam20

Not a big sale, but it includes some deals.

^Don't forget the free points shop stuff!

Thanks, I hadn't made it that far down yet

This is one way to kill your engine from future adoption

May as well rename your engine from "Unity" to "Unreal Engine Sales Pitch"

I'm not sure why I expected Unity to be more reasonable now, but clearly it's not. There will be increasingly good times for Godot, I suppose.

The moment John Riccitiello became the CEO of Unity, it became clear that money would be the only goal, and the destiny of Unity was sealed. A shame.

Literally someone on a disco server I'm on upon me telling the news:

"You already need Unity Pro to publish to most platforms anyway

You can only really publish to windows/mac and mobile on a personal or pro licence

Any console requires a pro license"

To which I say:

I've seen people doing the math so far, it's a bad deal no matter how anyone tries to spin it. It's also run by the same exec that was at EA previously, so that makes sense as to why this is a crappy deal. 

Call me tin foil hat, but I swear that guy is the go-to man for sinking companies for competitors on the inside. No matter where he goes he sinks a ship, gets to leave unscathed and manages to land another job easily, only to sink that next ship.

Him ruining Unity as much as he can benefits UE's already popular rise to power all the more.