Quote from: heffeque on June 26, 2026, 19:35:20Gotta love AI bubble prices.

Not sure how much of a bubble AI is, but check this out: www. youtube.com/watch?v=EHxwuliHTXA IT Entrepreneur Böminghaus on AI: Reality Instead of Hype.
And open-weight LLM models are becoming better and better. For privacy legal reasons they are a must.

A desktop PC with same specs would probably be quite a bit cheaper and be upgradable and repairable, tho.

Hi everyone,

I've been thinking about how much gaming and entertainment websites have changed over the last few years. Besides news and reviews, many platforms now include trailers, recommendations, guides, community discussions, and personalized content.

I'm curious about what people actually value the most when visiting these sites.

For example:

Do you prefer detailed game reviews or quick news updates?
How important is a fast, mobile-friendly interface?
Do recommendations based on your interests make you stay longer?
Are video content and trailers more useful than written articles?
What features make you return to the same platform regularly?

Personally, I think a clean design, accurate information, and easy content discovery make the biggest difference.

I'd love to hear what everyone else looks for in a modern gaming and entertainment platform.

Quote from: reddit.com/r/PS5/comments/1fejoks/console_prices_through_the_years_adjusted_for/Console    Year    Price (USD)    Adjusted for inflation (2024)
PlayStation 2            2000    $299    $546
PlayStation 3 (20GB)    2006    $499    $778
PlayStation 3 (60GB)    2006    $599    $934
PlayStation 4            2013    $399    $539
PlayStation 4 Pro    2016    $399    $523
PlayStation 5            2020    $499    $607
PlayStation 5 Pro    2024    $699    $699

The PS5 Pro has an overly high price and, maybe due to that, doesn't sell as well:

Quote from: reddit.com/r/PS5/comments/1qkaqvf/ps5_pro_accounted_for_13_of_ps5_consoles_sold_in/PS5 Pro accounted for 13% of PS5 consoles sold in the US last year

According to usinflationcalculator.com, 700 in 2024 = 747 in 2026 (kinda crazy already), and approximately 760-785 by 2027. 1000 would be way over the adjusted inflation price.

**What features make a gaming and entertainment platform worth using?**

Hi everyone,

I've been thinking about how much gaming and entertainment websites have changed over the last few years. Besides news and reviews, many platforms now include trailers, recommendations, guides, community discussions, and personalized content.

I'm curious about what people actually value the most when visiting these sites.

For example:

* Do you prefer detailed game reviews or quick news updates?
* How important is a fast, mobile-friendly interface?
* Do recommendations based on your interests make you stay longer?
* Are video content and trailers more useful than written articles?
* What features make you return to the same platform regularly?

Personally, I think a clean design, accurate information, and easy content discovery make the biggest difference.

I'd love to hear what everyone else looks for in a modern gaming and entertainment platform.

Would like to see a desktop mode on more phones (at ideally 48 GB/s HDMI 2.1 speed).

About time someone thinks about more than rich pocket books.