Requires an iPhone 15 Pro or an iPad

Since you mentioned joysticks, Joystick Gremlin is a great piece of software if you want to take the customization up a notch and have full sensitivity curves for your joysticks. You can even have modes dedicated to landing vs normal flight at different sensitivity levels.

Goofy would probably drop the gun and make an impossible ricochet shot in the process.

Here is a wikihow for how to uninstall the Riot client. What a pain.

https://www.wikihow.com/Uninstall-Riot-Client

I used to play inverted Y with a controller because it seemed natural after playing flying games. However, I reconditioned myself to play non-inverted after a decade of playing inverted. Being able to pick up a game and play with default settings is worth the pain in switching.

The costumes and special effects are worth watching for. The Hunters in particular were very well done.

Now I’m itching to play JSRF again. Next time Bombshell Cyberfunk goes on sale I’ll pick it up. Seems like it’ll be a great game to play on a steam deck.

I appreciate the short review format and lack of pop-ups on the website.

Disappointing to hear that Bombrush Cyberfunk didn’t live up to the Jet Set Radio expectations. I used to play JSRF all the time on the OG Xbox.

After the SteamDeck debacle, hell no.

I’m ready for the Doom + Diablo mashup game.

Third for Rubik’s cube. Solve one in each hand at the same time.

The Combine will be driving combine harvesters.

I have the Razer Naga and it works reliably well. Though I use the buttons for work-related macros like copy, paste, delete, and screenshot. There is software for Linux called OpenRazer that I hear works well with the Naga mice. My only complaint with the it is that it has RGB and isn’t wireless.

Edit: forgot to mention the main reason I went with the Naga was because they had a left-hand version.