You can buy hall effect joysticks for those but you have to solder them yourself. Bought some and didn’t get to install them yet, but they seem promising.
Bit of extra unrelated info, so far I’ve had 4 360 controllers for 10+ years that never drifted, and two ps5 controllers less than a year old had to be repaired because they started drifting. I love the dualsense feel, but they sure used shitty joysticks.
Heard mixed things about Fallout 4 new update for the deck. I decided to try it out with the default settings. Happy to report that it works great, I’m getting stable 60 (at least up to Concord) and it looks nice.
Beside the code being hosted in many places, is there any of the forks moving forward / worth upgrading to?
Can you tell me more about this? First time I hear about upscaling without FSR or DLSS. I don’t mean anti-aliasing or linear scaling.
Tbh I’d rather compare performance and quality without any upscaling. It’s fun to upscale obviously since you’re giving some life to older hardware, but it’s essentially cheating and it introduces latency which is never really measured. Also as we’ve seen, the upscaling is mostly tied to software which can change over time, so it shouldn’t really be taken into account for comparing GPUs.
What are the old geforce owner using now? AMD’s FSR probably.
And here I was thinking banning flipper zeros was the top of our government stupidity
They have linux support, but it runs better with Proton. Tried both on Deck
Same, I looked at craftopia and thought “palworld is an obvious cash grab”, which it might end up being. I’m glad people are having fun now, but I’m not buying into its future :)
I’ve read they also have a HollowKnight look-alike in the works as well.
Was interested in Baldur’s Gate 3 so I did the only sensible thing, started playing Baldur’s Gate 1! Got the 2nd line up after that.
Red for sure! I damaged a few body parts that will never really heal and I could avoid that. And with memory 10mil will really be pocket change.
Been playing it during the holidays break, it’s pretty good! I like how the game eases up on the gameplay loop to make more room for the story.
In the case of Steam, something I bought was pulled from the store, but it’s still in my library, and I can still redownload it. Even though it can’t be found by people who didn’t buy it anymore. This seems to be the general Steam strategy.
Can’t wait to give that a try! I just wonder what’s going to be the incentive to go to other planets.
She mispelled “investors will be happy next earning call”