Nah, I could safely download 2-4 GB back in 2008, why are they calling 657 MB "huge"

#meme@GameDEV

As Flatout fan, I'm mildly offended!

#meme@GameDEV
#Fallout@GameDEV

And now XBOX made a huge step to support Godot Engine users:

https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/games/articles/2026/06/building-xbox-games-with-godot/

#GodotEngine@GameDEV
#XBOX@GameDEV
#Microsoft@GameDEV

Exceptional eurojunk game you may never heard of. Unfortunately, it's not on Steam, I'd definitely buy it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPb1nSjvKpY
#RetroGames@GameDEV

You know
You always knew

#meme@GameDEV
#EA@GameDEV

Hmm, why?!
(Source)

UPD: according to the discussion, the issue goes deeper into the foundation of XBOX. As a "fammily console" it always required all games and their marketing to be "appropriate".

#XBOX@GameDEV

Stop killing games... SOURCE

#SquareEnix@GameDEV
#NINTENDO@GameDEV

You can run big 36B LLMs locally with limited VRAM on Windows, it safely reallocate it to shared memory these days. Your Drive, RAM, CPU, and GPU have to be fast anyway and I assume Re-Bar helps too.

Some of the computations are also performed on the CPU anyway, so there have to be spare RAM for both CPU and GPU to make it possible.

You can also give it access to online search (and limit it with on/off switch), etc. Without relying on cloud data.

#AI@GameDEV

Bros are friends again 😉