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Reports that Nvidia's RTX 5090 gaming flagship would be discontinued gathered pace, with Nvidia finally denying cancellation of the card. But in a world where a 5090 can cost $8000, is its presence in the gaming market all but over? Can Nvidia do anything about it? Meanwhile, DF Supporter have questions about GTA 6 on PlayStation and in the absence of actual information, we can only offer our thoughts and speculation. Finally, what would actually constitute a Switch 2 "impossible port"...?

00:00 Introduction00:35 News 1: Nvidia refutes RTX 5090 discontinuation rumours, but questions linger22:46 Supporter Q1: With the high cost of memory, should Sony have used a larger GPU in PS6?34:10 Supporter Q2: Could the ROG Xbox Ally X20 screen be used in a Switch 2 OLED?37:20 Supporter Q3: How will Rockstar configure GTA 6 on PS5 and PS5 Pro?42:45 Supporter Q4: How long will GTA 7 take to develop?48:22 Supporter Q5: Why are so many UE5 games shipping with hardware Lumen and MegaLights now?53:09 Supporter Q6: Which Switch 2 ports meet the criteria for an impossible port?

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Ian

One of the rare times I disagree with John. I’d pick an 8” screen every day even if it was a downgrade on the smaller screen technically. Once you’ve gone bigger on a handheld it’s hard to go back to a smaller screen. I won’t invest in any handheld now without at least an 8” screen and ideally I want larger! But then I’m a iPhone pro max user….

BlockchainBill

I haven't played my Steam Deck since getting an Odin 3 because I'm the exact opposite. I prefer smaller handhelds and would pick OLED any day over the shitty LCD the Switch 2 has.

Anthony

Hardware issues could mean more focus on software tooling, workflows, new business models, and different input devices. That wouldn’t be the worst though it might mean my DF end of year graphics reviews aren’t as exciting year over year.