Better buy a lapdock. Every time you upgrade your phone, you get a new laptop for “free” and it will have the same features as the Googlebook.

I tried the demo when it came out. Great game, but I got turned off by the level design. There were lot of times when I got lost and didn’t know what to do or where to go. And not in a good way, like on Journey, Abzû or Sword of the Sea, you can get lost and get rewarded for exploring but getting back on track is intuitive.

Haste has better physics though.

Unpopular opinion / downvote magnet 🧲

I haven’t fully enjoyed Sonic’s transition to 3D. The 2.5D & on-rails parts do work, but I don’t think the free roaming sections are as good as other 3D games, and I don’t know if it’s the speed to blame or the auto-aim or what is it that just doesn’t click with me as much as the 2D games did.

I really wish I could have fun with the newer titles but I haven’t be able so far.

A true Arkham Knight Lego recreation, they even managed to replicate the shitty launch!

I imagine their marketing agency going like:

The title “This robot is inspired by chickens” wasn’t good for SEO, so we changed to something related to Star Wars because of May the 4th. Now we are taking in clicks like crazy.

Looks fine, wish it had split screen.

You voiced your opinion, which adds original, human made content and promotes social interaction on the platform. The fact that someone downvoted you really grinds my gears. Downvoting buries content, it makes it irrelevant and undervalued.

Lurkers too lazy to post a comment and instead using “downvote” as a “disagree” button should stop doing that and actually compensate for the bandwidth they consume on the platform with their comment, whatever it is, as long as it is respectful and constructive.

Also: I like liquid glass but I think it should be more moderately used. I think sometimes where it is overused it can be bad for legibility and usability.

People on the internet discriminating around the most irrelevant details.

You know what grinds my gears? Tooling doesn’t help. In communities like reddit or lemmy, downvotes mean your content will be more hidden. When a dumb-wagon is formed the good content goes to hell. And people use the downvote as a disagree button. It’s annoying.

What for? So devs on Windows can test code / models before they ship it to a GPU farm?

The actual farms run on Linux, right?

Bazzite-deck 44 will include open gamepad UI, you get an open source “Steam BPM -like” UI but for any game source.

That is quite a lot comparatively, although the more you add, the shared costs dilute more. Plus, we have to take into account the Deck is/was sold with an almost insignificant profit margin.

I meant my 2 kids and 2 friends of them. Edited for clarity. 4 kids = 400 USD. Pray they don’t throw a tantrum.

250 USD ? In the US, like on Amazon or Best Buy, is that the normal price for an Elite + Tax?

Holy shit. Now I understand why people are defending the SC2 pricing.

Hilarious to say the least. I would say fuck Molyneux but at this point, it’s their fault.

2 sons + 2 friends of them = 4 controllers.

I’ve been playing this game. It’s surprisingly good and has cross-save.

Fuck. I was hoping to buy 4 for my kids. Imagine 5-8 y/o holding $400 in their hands.

The day GabeN dies I will fear for my game library and all the Steam hardware I’ve bought.

Sounds like you are projecting.

You either are developing depression or if it’s an actual desire, you should think about moving to a more rural area and start your own business.

The parts of the world that are like you described are the big cities and big companies. There’s still a lot to love about the world and the humans that live in it.

This was FOSS, right ?

Looks great!

I would only pay for it if my kids could play FC26 on Linux whenever they want. Cloud has queues, and other methods don’t work.

Do the cars take damage like in burnout?

I feel like it’s unstoppable for as long as Nintendo wants to keep their exclusivity. GabeN put it better: it’s a distribution issue, he was talking about piracy, but this is similar enough.

This. They have explicitly said that they are testing AI applications throughout the company and that it is not a concerted effort. It’s a few devs wanting to try it to see if it actually adds real value or not. That’s it.

Absolutely. Every game with exploration must make movement enjoyable, or I won’t play it, because in those games a considerable portion of the play time you’re just moving around, if that aspect is not fun then the game is proportionately less fun for me.

I am absolutely interested in this one. Reminds me a bit of Mark of the Ninja in some of the movements.

You might be a die hard fan. I have never finished one, I didn’t like the movement speed. But this one looks great to me. Maybe they are trying to sell it to a wider or younger audience?

bobeff/open-source-engines: A list of open source game engines. https://github.com/bobeff/open-source-engines

Yes, you can point to a game manually.

Kinda, if it uses an open source game engine then it’s a plus.

I have one of those controllers that dock to the phone. Mine is more portable than a normal gamepad.

Also, if you have a phone with video out, you essentially have a portable steam machine.

Compatibility is in early stages but some games run exceptionally well.

I don’t have Slay the Spire, so I couldn’t tell. You might want to check their Discord to know more.

They announced official Steam OS support, freaking amazing.

Wait… an improvement over Lineage ? That alone makes it worth existing in the first place.

At first I thought, Graphene OS without it’s features… Why? But what you say sounds like it actually makes sense.

I was talking about the gazillion FF sequels

“we should be more original, but I like money though”

I would love this to happen. So that they could both implode.

Yeah, YouTube is littered with videos of Windows games running on Android thanks to FEX.

Edited parent post for clarification.

They specifically mention Steam OS devices. I got excited that Microslop recognized the existence of Steam OS devices, and wished for the same at EA and others.

This is great. Big titles acknowledging and directly supporting the platform. I hope EA’s newly hired anticheat guy delivers Linux compatibility soon enough for the next FC. My kids want to play it and I won’t be buingy a Playstation for as long as I can hold it. Fortnite will still be an issue however. And cloud gaming has these queues, unacceptable.

Edit: To the people down voting, please read the article before down voting.

Damn you GabeN it was always your fault!

But please would you forgive me and take Fortnite in Steam please?

Do whatever you want, I don’t care.