"…need Windows…" hard pass on that. It was looking great up until that. I figure at least the non-addressable buttons could be fixed with a firmware update… maybe.

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Do you still get credit if I follow your link, but purchase something else?

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Oh CRAP that looks like some really nostalgic fun!

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That looks worth it for Hell Let Loose alone

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Nintendont-buy any more of their shit

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"There's a rug under me, isn't there?" 😑

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"Kingdom of Candy"

LOL! I had to share that one with my wife after laughing like a hyena.

Also, UGH! GoL is pretty much ALL of my Discord interactions.

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I rarely play games on my phone, but these were both very enjoyable to the end. I think I might pick them up again. I didn't even know they were available on Steam.

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Unless there's hp-sourced information stating that their "handheld gaming division—a separate entity entirely from our printer division (including employees and management working on hardware and software)" will be working on this, I'll pass. Plus, you imply some sort of "collective punishment" from one person when that would fall under the powers of a government agency, not an end user consumer who wants to give his couple of hundred earned, personal dollars to a company known to be anti-consumer, not based on what division within the company it's from.

Based on a preliminary search (used Brave search FWIW, but who cares), "HP Inc.: Focuses on personal computing devices and printing solutions.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE): Provides enterprise technology infrastructure, software, and services." I can only assume that a handheld gaming device would fall under the same division responsible for their printers. Either way, no thank you.

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Considering their anti-consumer printer business model…

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