Yeah I mean that has always been the advantage of PC gaming, the competitive game prices and the “portability” (in this case, meaning how easy it is to transfer games from virtually any kind of PC to any other kind of PC).
I’m just surprised more people haven’t come to that same realization
The Division 2 if I have internet, Starfield if not (still grinding out NG+ upgrades lol)
Same.
I made a similar post explaining how much I love my OLED but it got deleted lol. Probably why you don’t see those as much
It’s a dream. I can actually stream CoD and hold my own now lol
Tactics Ogre is so good, low power draw too
You should only use the stick to bring your view to the target, then let go and use the gyro to fine-tune your aim. It does take some getting used to – I would liken it to learning how to use a mouse and keyboard after growing up using a controller.
I also recommend using ‘gyro to mouse’ set to ‘world space’. That’s felt the most natural to me across a few different games like CS2 and Starfield
Must not have been around for the 11+ month wait on the first batch of Steam Deck LCDs 😂
The fan was LOUD, the screen was BUBBLY, the games were UNSUPPORTED… It was glorious 🥲
Armored Core VI is running 60 FPS on high settings now
Starfield is much smoother, steady 30FPS on low, even in outdoor areas
Plenty of threads about this, but Half Life 1 got a big update and is actually an incredible classic if you’ve never played it before (even if you have, definitely worth revisiting on the Deck)
Wow, perfect timing for me. I had started playing it earlier this week just because I was bored. I think I was able to truly appreciate this update since it landed halfway through my playthrough. I was already super impressed with how well the gameplay stood up after all these years, but now with official SD support and all the graphical enhancements I’m honestly blown away. Definitely a must-have deck title
I mean… If it feels better to your eyes, isn’t that literally all that matters? I would call that a significant improvement