Honestly one of the easiest fixes I’ve used is streaming from my pc at home. I’m in hotels a lot and play using hardware that would just be idle at my house.

Will just be a popcorn fart.

It's really simple, you can install any third party storefronts, download your games, then import them into your steam library. You can also install windows for any unsupported games on proton, which is only a slight pain in the ass.

Are the none steam games easily playable or do you have to “hack” it? I feel like with Xbox games pass, battle net, epic, gog etc having access to just one PC store is pretty limiting even if it is the biggest store.

In 2017 I bought my last copy of Skyrim. Skyrim VR with a ps4 VR set at target for Black Friday.

Despite the memes, I had never played stealth archer before and it was an amazing playthrough. It was the only VR game I had with the system and it was totally worth it.

We're talking about current iteration of the Island vs a notch. The whole part around the hole has always been usable

I have one. They are not for everyone. You need a bit of tech know how, or at least who to ask. I struggle through and consider myself savvy, but I have tons of questions about my personal Steam Deck issues. It is a good machine and can do many things, but it is going to make you ask nicely.

Too be honest never played it with mods

"You said we can go for a walk in 10 minutes. It's been 2 hours, Greg!"

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Hopefully one day we'll get iPhone to look like the current iPad Pro's but will a smaller bezel size.

Ikr I’m so excited to try Steam OS on my main pc.

Honestly the thing that has me most excited about Steam Deck isn't the hardware, but SteamOS itself. Valve, for better or for worse, have crowned Arch Linux and KDE Plasma as their distribution and desktop environment of choice respectively. Just as the Deck's success has resulted in a soft hardware floor for PC games, their software choices have created an unofficial 'default' distro+DE for the Linux desktop, which IMO has been one of the biggest limiting factors for its growth and adoption over the years. The value of having mainstream consensus around an OS and design language cannot be understated and it's what the Linux Desktop has needed to get away from its CLI crutches. This is the first time I've realistically been able to see a potential replacement for Windows in the desktop space and not just for gamers. I hope I'm not wrong.

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That dog is pissed

one on youtube 5 years ago

It's ownership. FaceID is Apple's way of doing it. You're on an Apple device. You're an Apple user. It's a whole identity. I got those vibes on the 4S when they were cracking down hard on jailbreaking and introduced stuff in hardware to make it near impossible. I jumped ship, never looked back. You want to have that kind of attitude as a company and I've got no use for you.

It will be 95% VR trash like all the other VR stores

“My samsung had this for 7 years now”

Thats fantastic, but no one asked lmfao

More like it’s easier to do it in VR than it is to find 21 people and buy 22 sets of helmets and pads

Hahaha… me too

Fitbit’s quality control has always been questionable. This is not surprising.

I get what your saying, it’s also pretty much perfect for PSVR2 Can even simulate concussion with the head haptics

Good thing I have my p/s2 mouse and keyboard, hdmi 2 and of course some usb 3 ports because you can never be too ready