I would definitely go for that, if it wasn't a whole world of pain to tear down the Deck to do a screen change.
rotopenguin
joined 2 years ago
Castlevania Dominus Collection. I don't know how I ever beat the games way back when, now I have to rewind during boss fights a lot. Got bored with Dawn of Sorrow as it dragged on towards the True Ending, really enjoying Portrait of Ruin. Johnathan's mobility combined with Charlotte's "fuck you and everyone around you" make such a great team.
Doesn't everybody play fighting games on "a piece of plywood with a bunch of arcade buttons jammed into it"?
Oh, and the backside buttons on the deck are pretty convenient. You might end up liking them more than having "more face buttons than your thumb can reach".
The Steam Deck's controller is usable without Steam running, except for that long, looong pause when Steam has taken over the controller but isn't doing anything about it yet.
I wish that Steam would not put the mouse buttons on the triggers, just leave them on the trackpad-click. And put "high res trackpad scrolling" on the left pad. But you can't have everything.
Sony is going to have to invent a new "shittier than SD and ten times as expensive" memory card format first.
The Vita already proved how serious Sony is about the handheld market. "Someday, we're going to make a system that is ten times as powerful as the Steam Deck and runs for a week on a single charge". The only purpose of making such a nothingburger announcement is to try to Osbourne Effect the rest of the handheld market.
If it was your only copy, then it wasn't a backup.
Not a dumb question, I have seen my Deck carry some weird bugs across a reboot. I don't even bother with the reboot command anymore, it takes about the same time to shut down and turn back on.
AMD should stop making Intel chips unalive themselves with overvoltage transients. It is terribly rude.
three in the pink, three in the stink
I heard that some people even have phones nowadays without a single SFP port. Madness.