It looks awful on devices that have optical zoom, too. There isn't enough light for computational photography to bail out the shitty physics of any of them.
Seriously, getting something serviceable out of 1x on a bright day out of that little tiny sensor and lens already takes a boatload of math. The input data isn't good.
If it doesn't work out of the box, it's a failure of a device.
Ignoring drivers not being available.
It's not BS. It's correct.
You're proposing an obscene security hole for no benefit.
I'm sure they'll let you stick to the classic branch like TW3.
No one's screwing your over by making a version of the game that uses more up to date hardware.
No, there were not.
There was literally no possible way to replicate something like a right stick spin move in a game like FIFA in a competent way.
It has nothing to do with DMCA. It's not copyright infringement.
It's violating an NDA on an unreleased product, and even if they can't actually get damages, the day they do it they never get a review code from anyone ever again.
It doesn't have to be extremely thin, and there are plenty of quality leather cases that exist for phones, including the iPhone. The thickness of most cases is more than sufficient for a leather product with durability.
Apple's just makes bonded leather look premium.
I'm all for real leather. Real leather lasts and holds up well.
Apple's last several leather cases were some of the worst quality leather I've ever seen. I don't know how you got years out of one. 6 months seems ludicrously optimistic.
The leather cases had their problems, but when leather gets old, it at least looks nice — a scuffed, dusty fabric case will not.
Proper leather does.
Apple's didn't.
The switch did.
All handheld, all the time.
The steam deck means it's less painful, and I can play more complicated games. My switch is basically untouched since.
The right stick not existing was a massive limitation with certain games.
Without the adapter there's massive input latency.