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Samster - Devious #phonk #horrorcore #trapmetal

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Samster - Constitution Cruiser #synthwave #retrowave #darkwave

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NGHTMRE & Zeds Dead - Shady Intentions feat. Tori Levett (Instrumental)

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They Wanted THIS to Be Streets of Rage 4?! NEW EPISODE OF THE GAME INSPECTOR!

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NEW ORIGINAL SONG!

Samster - Stop Judging Me On My Past

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What ChatGPT Thinks About Xbox Going 3rd Party!

Reasons Xbox Might Be Better Off as a Third-Party Developer:

🎮 Game Pass & Cloud Gaming Focus – Microsoft has been shifting towards Game Pass and cloud gaming, making their ecosystem more about services than hardware. If they went third-party, Game Pass could expand even further to PlayStation, Nintendo, and other platforms.

💰 More Sales Potential – Xbox-exclusive games would sell way more copies if they were available on PlayStation and Switch instead of being locked to Xbox consoles. Imagine Halo, Gears of War, or Forza on PlayStation 5—that would bring in huge profits.

📉 Lagging Behind PlayStation & Nintendo in Hardware Sales – Xbox has struggled to keep up with PlayStation’s dominance and Nintendo’s massive success. If Microsoft exited hardware, they wouldn’t have to compete directly.

Reasons Xbox Should Stay in the Console Market:

⚙️ Control Over Their Own Platform – Having their own console means they control the ecosystem, including hardware, online services, and Game Pass. Going third-party would mean relying on Sony, Nintendo, or PC storefronts.

🚀 Investment in Next-Gen Tech – Microsoft is working on AI, cloud, and new-gen console hardware. If they leave the console business, they lose control over pushing the industry forward like they do now.

🏆 Brand Identity & Loyalty – Xbox still has a dedicated fanbase. Some players prefer Xbox controllers, UI, and online services over PlayStation. Dropping hardware could hurt their brand loyalty.

Right now, Microsoft seems to be playing both sides—they still sell consoles but are also expanding into PC, mobile, and cloud gaming. If they ever do go full third-party, it would be a massive shift, just like when Sega left the console market after the Dreamcast.

Do you think Microsoft should stick with consoles, or would they be better off focusing entirely on Game Pass and publishing games on PlayStation and Nintendo?

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South Florida Fair 2025 | Samster's Random Vlogs: Vlog 47

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Samster - I’m Good Enough For ME

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this dude literally watched the tiktok ban come into play omg

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“Give people time. Give people space. Don’t beg anyone to stay. Let them roam. What’s meant for you will always be yours.”

— Reyna Biddy

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