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I don't want to defend this in any way, but in my mind it plays out like this: You have a SNES and a dozen cartridges and so it's the same, as you only have one
by wink 3y ago
I don't want to defend this in any way, but in my mind it plays out like this: You have a SNES and a dozen cartridges and so it's the same, as you only have one console.
On the other hand, multiple Game Boy consoles in the same household were more common.
So yeah, it should be better now that the physical limitation is broken. You have several games and should be able to play them at the same time.
- wincy 3y agoBut I literally have two computers? Why would Bethesda care that I’m playing Starfield while my kid is playing Stardew Valley? ConcernedApe certainly doesn’t care. If I’m trying to play Starfield in two places at once sure, I get why that wouldn’t be allowed. I guess I just don’t get the business reasons for it.
- lostmsu 3y agoAn annoying solution is to get a steam acc per game