Kerb

its not on the same board,
but you could build something like that with a gp-2040 board and a raspberry pi running RetroPie

not sure if fightcade runs well on the raspberry pi's arm chip tho (since you called it a fightstick instead of arcade stick)

here's mine

i mostly just played streetfighter and factorio.
(14% might not sound like much, but i only ~~relapsed~~ picked it back up after the 2.0 release back in october)

people dont tune in for the actual awards show.
the real reason people watch it,
is the announcements and reveals for upcoming games.

the actual awards are imo not that respected by a lot of consumers and usually cause complaints with bad nominations & picks

id doubt it will be nearly as bad unless they try to screw it up on purpose

it was already a far better experience even before the steamdeck released.

the only thing that im currently missing is support for mods (i.e. nexus mod launcher) and id doubt the target audience of a "steam console" would be bothered that

i don't think it matters much where exactly on the planet an exterminatus grade weapon detonates.

not quite sure which one takes the top spot,
but its either openttd, factorio, btd6 or dota2

I wont bother with all the statistics this time, but >we moved form 0.34 lines of code per one buyer, >to 0.24 lines of code per one buyer, so we are >getting more efficient I guess :)

copies sold per line of code is probably the most "factorio" way to think about sales figures

i know some modern controllers with 6 buttons,
like the "hori fighting commander"
but those are pretty specialized, since they leave out the right stick,
and they usually just move R1 and r2 to the front

standalone? as in something like the occulus quest?

that would be awesome,
even if that means that the steam controler remains dead.

fuck yeah i loved the first one.

im intrested to see what they change,
i predict that the controls will look less like the original and more like the steamdeck controls

kinda makes me wish that !RemindMe bot was a thing here.