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This absolutely was true circa 1985-1986, when the Commodore Amiga's custom graphics chips such as the Blitter was a huge revolution in graphics capabilities, especially many years later when combined with the Video Toaster to create the special effects for Babylon 5. It was very much a sour grapes - we can't do this so you don't need it - attitude from Microsoft. It only changed when IBM put out the IBM 8514/A in 1987 for the PS2 and it was copied by ATI for their Mach series of PC graphics adapters. Then suddenly Microsoft was a big fan of graphical accelerators so that the CPU no longer had to perform all graphics operations for windowing systems.

This is one of the examples of how out of touch Palmer Luckey's recent comments are. On the Quest platform, Deadpool is not "crowding out" anything. It's UG, B&S, Bonelab and many other indie hits that are crowding out Deadpool, Batman etc. Meta pulling out of first-party development is not going to create room for "organic third-party developments". Nothing is going to change for Gorilla Tag and UG players. For people craving for big single-player adventure games, it's going to get worse.