Fubarberry

Went to look up Revita, and it turns out I already own it from some bundle. Thanks, I'll check it out.

My LCD deck fortunately doesn't have any backlight bleed, but I've seen many photos of other's Decks with similar backlight bleed to yours.

I've heard of people having success eliminating or reducing their backlight bleed two different ways. Basically part of the cause of the bleed is that parts of the deck aren't properly aligned/pulled together. To fix this, you can try:

• Tightening screws on back of the deck (take care not to strip the screws or overtighten to the point you break the plastic)
• Holding both grips of the Deck and "twisting" them in separate directions. Obviously don't twist it hard enough to break anything.

I don't have any experience with these fixes, I've just heard people say it helped online.

As Tau said, you can change a setting in the developer settings and it will give you separate fps cap and screen frequency sliders. That way you can set it to 25fps and 75hz, or even compare 50hz vs 75hz and see if there's any improvement.

You couldn't get it at all before Netflix paid to port it to Android could you?

Sorry, I have no idea.

Thanks for the suggestion, I actually have played that so much in prior years that I got kinda burned out on it. It's a good pinball game for sure though.

I'm playing through Persona 5, but I've also gotten on a pinball kick lately. Picked up Demon's Tilt and Xenotilt during the steam sale, and have also been emulating Metroid Prime Pinball which is the game that first got me into pinball.

I'm interested in any other pinball recommendations if anyone has some.

I played through this awhile back, enjoyed it a lot.

No, a 3rd party app called Chiaki4Deck is adding a new renderer that will enable HDR support on the new Deck's OLED screen.

Yeah sorry, kinda forgot. So after trying it out, I could not get the Kinvoca ones to pair with the deck. There's a chance I'm doing something wrong with the pairing process because I no longer have the original instructions for the Kinvoca controllers and I can't find instructions online. But when I hold the sync button they appear to enter pairing mode (the player 1-4 lights light up just like the regular Joycons do when in pairing mode), but they never show up on the steam deck in the available to pair section. Doing the same thing with a standard joycon makes it show up available to pair right away.

I tried D4 on its free week, and it's definitely preferable to play Blizzard games through Steam and not have to fool with the Battle.net launcher. Also getting to take advantage of Steam shader caches is great for performance of course.

KDE has a lot of nice points, I do really like the customization and I think I prefer a lot of the default KDE apps over their GNOME counterparts.

But there's just something about GNOME I find really comfortable to use. I feel like on paper I should like KDE more, but I always end up going back to GNOME and being happier with it.