It’s more complicated than that, for instance i use software that processes telemetry data from my racing simulators that control my tactile transducers. there’s a million situations just like that if you do anything more than basic games on a basic screen.
What about surround for triple monitors? There’s just so many little things that become a pain in the ass the moment you switch to Linux when it comes to gaming outside of the most basic, straight forward instances.
i mean, the compatibility is true though. i would love to switch to Linux on my gaming machine, but i don’t wanna jump through the hoops.
No one willing to buy, so it ain’t worth shit
I said Nintendo games, not estore games. First party games made by/licensed by Nintendo
I absolutely love souls games but cannot stand souls-likes
it’s kind of funny to me but as growing up I was all about Nintendo, as I got into my later teens and early adulthood I was all PC and steam, I’m 35 now with the family tons of responsibility obligations but I’ve noticed as I get older I’ve been gravitating closer back to Nintendo and their dependability for good quality gaming and time well spent, I guess because my time is such a high premium, I stick to the games I know that are going to deliver.
agreed, freely distributed music is free advertisement for your upcoming performances
Yep, should be standard everywhere
… for accounts you actually give a shit about
You forgot those filthy poopers
No such thing as an original idea, that applies to human brains as well as silicon.
It’s satire
Actually read the post dingus
No offense but these things are horrendous to use. The mouse design has been largely perfected(and it ain’t this design), what else is there to do besides add RGB to stand out?
Lmfao i have zero idea what’s going on here, thanks for the chuckle 🤭
What’s up with the picture of the guy and the girl doing the movie pose? That’s fake right? I’m probably dumb as hell for not knowing.
The Rog Ally is going to be able to play just about anything with a decent framerate, the real issue is the controls.
When it comes to controls, the Ally is way more complicated to get setup that the Steam Deck. Here’s an example…
I really wanted to play BattleBit on my Ally, it’s mechanically deep Battlefield-esque game built with mouse and keyboard in mind with many, many controls.
The first issue is that the Rog Ally doesn’t natively support the gyro it has, so I needed to install Handheld Companion to be able to access it, which required paying a Patreon sub, and also installing third party drivers for the gyro.
Handheld Companion is another control interface i have to configure, in addition to the armory crate controller interface because Steam doesn’t recognize the rear buttons(the rog ally just broadcasts itself as a XB360 controller WITH NO XBOX BUTTON), then finally the steam input controller interface once I’m in game. It’s far more complicated/awkward than the deck.
I was able to get a great control setup for the game and it’s awesome, but it took probably 6 hours of combined research and configuration.
yeah, the switch is a nightmare to hold for anyone that has adult hands.
Not sure if you’ve tried this but, I’ve recently embraced playing with split joycons and i love it
I’m assuming the insane cuts to our public education system trickle down to the bus drivers too
I’m not vendor locked, and it doesn’t suck, the team that makes that software are great guys doing awesome work and deserve the money they get
idk what you mean by plug n play regarding the triples. i don’t know if you’ve ever had a triple setup, but it requires software to treat them as a single display and adjust for angles etc for a proper 48:9 fov