Quicky
TL;DR
12 - Resident Evil 4 remake
11 - Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
10 - Dave the Diver
9 - Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty
8 - Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
7 - Diablo IV
6 - Super Mario Bros. Wonder
5 - Armored Core VI
4 - Street Fighter 6
3 - Baldur’s Gate 3
2 - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
1 - Alan Wake II
I still have no idea why they haven’t targeted their VR efforts towards Xbox, and I don’t just mean streaming games on a virtual big screen to a Quest. Why not partner up with Meta and have the equivalent of PC Link to a Quest except with an Xbox instead. They could instantly compete with Sony’s PSVR without even having to develop any hardware, increase the market, then potentially release their own. If anything is going to drive the sales of VR/MR, it’s gaming. Not niche office cases.
One year I did actually open one of the cards, but as predicted there was no return address, or even surname, so no chance of getting back to them.
So as much as putting “No longer at this address” as has been suggested would probably stop me getting the cards, the senders would never know because the cards can’t be traced back.
This way, those wishing the Jarvis’ season’s greetings year after year can continue to happily wish them well, oblivious to the fact that they lost touch over a decade ago.
The Jarvis family probably have a different opinion though, and question why they never get Christmas cards from these people despite sending their own every year. Should have given them a forwarding address then shouldn’t you? Clearly you’re not that disappointed to lose touch if you couldn’t be arsed to update them, you boring-surnamed fucks. Merry Christmas.