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OPsButthole6969 t1_j7tvxli wrote
Reply to comment by rsklogin in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
It's a new console. I'm sure V2 will sell in many more markets once they can actually afford that kind of risk.
OPsButthole6969 t1_j7tvroa wrote
Reply to comment by AsIfIKnowWhatImDoin in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
Lmfao it's like $400 dude what a ridiculous statement
jb32647 t1_j7tvrj6 wrote
Reply to comment by rsklogin in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
India has really bad tarrifs, and Australia's market is so spread out so we're kinda stuck. Oh well, at least the Border Gavaskar started today.
OPsButthole6969 t1_j7tvp97 wrote
Reply to comment by roguebananah in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
Have you tried the Everything app for PC that makes search way better?
mrforrest t1_j7tvnjr wrote
Reply to comment by scootunit in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
Oh fuck that is a use case I hadn't considered
put_it_in_my_mouf t1_j7tvhew wrote
Reply to comment by NexusOrBust in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
On the bright side they finally updated big picture to look like steamOS so that's nice
Panda530 t1_j7ttvlm wrote
Reply to comment by skyeyemx in Under-screen Face ID patent describes what could be a next-generation Dynamic Island. by SUPRVLLAN
Yeah it happens. Oops lol
nukoruko999 t1_j7ts181 wrote
Reply to comment by cereal-kills-me in Under-screen Face ID patent describes what could be a next-generation Dynamic Island. by SUPRVLLAN
I have 14 pro and it doesn’t cut into the video unless you do that thing where video stretches to full screen
AsIfIKnowWhatImDoin t1_j7tq0cs wrote
Reply to comment by HeartlessEmpathy in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
Yep, a $1K gadget toy you spend endless hours on updating and patching. Perfect market for it, I'm sure.
crossandbones t1_j7tpykx wrote
Reply to comment by Nilay431 in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
Pretty much any game or storefront can be downloaded. The biggest restriction I’ve seen is anti-cheat for specific games. You could always install Windows on a Steam Deck if a particular game is a must have (haven’t done it myself so your mileage may vary).
roguebananah t1_j7tplrs wrote
Reply to comment by NexusOrBust in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
I’m on 10 and I know at some point I’ll need to move to 11 and I have zero interest in it.
More bloat, more privacy violations, more bullshit Microsoft changed that never needed to be changed in the first place. Start menu, control panel is gonna be fucked and all.
Search I’m sure will still suck
GirlDadBro t1_j7toujt wrote
Reply to comment by ragnarmcryan in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
Owner must be playing Stray
rsklogin t1_j7tonjo wrote
Reply to comment by Awkwardtreesloth in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
Same from India. I wish companies (looking at you too Nintendo) would prioritise more markets. They've got so much market potential to tap. This is where sony shines.
There isn't a single country where the Playstation isn't sold.
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smad333 t1_j7to9e0 wrote
It's not
mkakram t1_j7tn98o wrote
Reply to comment by c010rb1indusa in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
That’s exactly what i was thinking when they released I really hope it works out and linux becomes more and more suitable for gaming
Gene_is_green t1_j7tk600 wrote
Reply to comment by Lovat69 in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
Is this satire ? Bluetooth over miles ?
Y’all downvoting me but just going to ignore something thinking that they could connect Bluetooth from miles away. That’s regarded asf.
xxxamazexxx t1_j7tjrpq wrote
Reply to comment by microfsxpilot in Under-screen Face ID patent describes what could be a next-generation Dynamic Island. by SUPRVLLAN
FaceID is a joke compared to TouchID gen 2.
ci_newman t1_j7tj5hh wrote
Reply to comment by Lovat69 in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
Gamepass works fine, although you need to have the premium subscription so you can use their streaming service.
BaggyHairyNips t1_j7tiwf0 wrote
Steam deck is kind of cool. I'm 0% interested in purchasing one.
SandstormMZ t1_j7thsbn wrote
Reply to comment by microfsxpilot in Under-screen Face ID patent describes what could be a next-generation Dynamic Island. by SUPRVLLAN
I'd say go for it if you don't care about messing around with it, any of the mate xx pro will have face id and optical sensor. Mate 50 pro is amazing but it's also pretty expensive for the cost of messing around.
Lovat69 t1_j7te3q2 wrote
Reply to comment by Nilay431 in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
The first thing I did after turning on my deck the first time was look up and follow online instructions to get the epic launcher to work on the steam deck. I couldn't tell you now what I did, but I didn't have any great difficulty following the instructions. The epic launcher opens. I can play the games I have through Epic just fine. The only problem I have is instead of closing the epic launcher normally I have to force close it. I have yet to set up Xbox PC game pass. I don't know if a work around for that has been found yet.
Lovat69 t1_j7tdpr8 wrote
Reply to comment by Jaydee888 in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
How do you stream from your PC at home when you are elsewhere? I know it can connect through Bluetooth but I assume that would be way too far.
BandsOfCyttorak t1_j7tdc67 wrote
I’m going to wait for v2. There are better options you can get outside of the US in just about every category.
sarlackpm t1_j7tzn8i wrote
Reply to comment by c010rb1indusa in Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years by speckz
Yeah, this is a game changer. Many Linux Distros have been ready for casual consumer desktop use for years now. I would have said Arch least of all actually! But here a major party has thrown their hat into a format/OS war.
On the one side there is windows, which has all the compatibility and packages that define the software universe, for better or worse. On the other side a system that is totally free and open, and now compatible with the two most important things for the casual computer user...games and internet browsing.
If that's enough to get people to switch, the true power of a Linux OS will become apparent to any user soon enough, and then...I think there's no going back. Microsoft may even have to delete web office support in order to stay relevant.
It's like the early days of home computing again, diversity abounds and it's quite exciting.