Ridiculous take by delusional fanboys. I have my fair share of issues with the Deck, but it's far more than a Vita 2.
Ridiculous take by delusional fanboys. I have my fair share of issues with the Deck, but it's far more than a Vita 2.
After thinking about it some more, I had a particularly unkind reading of the tweet. Yeah, sure, with this many Sony ports, it can feel like a Vita 2.Ridiculous take by delusional fanboys. I have my fair share of issues with the Deck, but it's far more than a Vita 2.
Correct. The Steam Deck actually has Monster Hunter.Ridiculous take by delusional fanboys. I have my fair share of issues with the Deck, but it's far more than a Vita 2.
I hope it ends being more psp than vita.
Two souls are now gently drifting in the ether.Correct. The Steam Deck actually has Monster Hunter.
Oh no RIP Deck.
Was about to turn on my PS5 or Switch for the demo, thanks, no need now.
Imagine travelling back in time a few years, finding a gamer and telling them "I can play Spider-man and Halo Infinite on a Valve Linux handheld".
Imagine travelling back in time a few years, finding a gamer and telling them "I can play Spider-man and Halo Infinite on a Valve Linux handheld".
Oh I'm just not giving it enough electricity I believe...I'm booting up my rebuild pc, and it appears to boot up fine except none of my periphals (screens, keyboard) appears to be working, any quick idea? Already reseated ram and checked all connections ofc
That's not really a concern for the Steam Deck. Even if they stopped selling it tomorrow there would still be thousands of games released every year that work well on it. It's fundamentally different from a console with a bespoke library of games (the size of which generally is highly correlated with how successful that particular piece of hardware is)Vita 2 is kind of like calling something Dreamcast 2.
I mean, I loved both Vita and Dreamcast, but the last thing I want is yet another system I love to suffer the same fate as those.
Going to be jumping into some more Max Payne 3 in about 10 minutes! Chances are we'll finish it up today so we'll probably jump into something else to finish off the stream, no clue exactly what yet but I have a couple ideas.
I also have a few ideas I want to share regarding the co-op thread that I'll post later tonight so keep an eye out for that as well.
I mean, Tim's a liar, we've known this for years at this pointForspoken was Sweeneys time to shine to moneyhat the game for 1 year and then reduce the price from 70$ to 60$ worldwide to show that he spoke the truth about lower game prices on EGS.
but of course it didn't happen.
This annoys me more than it should. I wonder if they'll pull this bullshit with the gog releases as well. Maybe it's time to download those gog installers.Umm, The Ultimate DOOM name changed to DOOM (1993) wtf
Also Final Doom and Master Levels for DOOM II retired
And apparently Doom 2 got some update containing all those other game WADs.
Microsoft has claimed Sony pays for “blocking rights” to stop developers from adding their content to Xbox Game Pass. The explosive claims are part of documents (Word doc) filed with Brazil’s national competition regulator and part of a review of Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
“Microsoft’s ability to continue expanding Game Pass has been hampered by Sony’s desire to inhibit such growth,” claims Microsoft in an August 9th filing to the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE), as translated from Portuguese. “Sony pays for ‘blocking rights’ to prevent developers from adding content to Game Pass and other competing subscription services.”
“Only one third party, Sony, presented materially different opinions than the Applicants and the other third parties consulted by the SG,” Microsoft claims. “Sony is isolated in this understanding and, curiously, even contradicts itself in its response to the letter, as will be detailed below.”
Microsoft goes on to state that Sony doesn’t want to see Call of Duty games on Game Pass on day one, because it “is resentful of having to compete with Microsoft’s subscription service”.
“Sony’s public statements on subscription games and its response to the SG’s letter are clear,” the response reads. “Sony does not want attractive subscription services to threaten its dominance in the digital distribution market for console games.
“In other words, Sony rails against the introduction of new monetization models capable of challenging its business model.”
The funny thing is that Sony doesn't have any problem with Steam, so it is just PC game pass/windows store on PC that is getting fucked by them.Right out of egs playbook
As I said, same shit different targetmoneyhatting away from
I don't think so. They likely didn't get permission from tohouh, that legit?
Based off what I'm seeing here I guess they have flown that low on the radar that no one has taken actions against them. Seeing how the Itchio has dates of 2021, as do some of the Google Play reviews
I don't see anything on the official Godzilla twitter about this game coming to Steam.I don't think so. They likely didn't get permission from toho
Based off what I'm seeing here I guess they have flown that low on the radar that no one has taken actions against them. Seeing how the Itchio has dates of 2021, as do some of the Google Play reviews
I don't want to support gacha games, but I am giving this one a play due to it being a work by Jun Maeda. No chance I am paying though.just released - F2P
is japanese only, artstyle is great,
I read somewhere that the suspension feature can be buggy to some games. Personally I just shut down the game.By the way has anyone had issues with waking up from suspension on Steam Deck? I did hear that it still tracks your playtime even while it is in sleep mode. Which is not what I want to have, other wise I will end up with hundred of hours on some games.
I don’t see a Toho copyright anywhere so I’d assume notuh, that legit?