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squirrel, do games w Skill issue
@squirrel@lemmy.blahaj.zone avatar

Obligatory footnote: EvoPsych is mostly bunk, deeply intertwined with eugenics and riddled with homophobia, sexism and rape apologia.

taiyang,

Traditionally, yes, but I do want to note that modern takes use it to also argue for cooperation, since working with with others is good for survival and passing on genes. They also are the first to tell people how bunk the alpha male crap is, and the fact a lone wolf is a dead wolf.

CybranM,

EvoPsych?

GalacticHero, (edited )

Evolutionary psychology. I think there’s real research in the field, but it’s drowned out by charlatans who invoke its name to lend credence to their made-up bullshit without the burden of scientific rigour.

bjoern_tantau, do games w "Concord servers are now offline. Thank you to all the freegunners who have joined us in the Concord galaxy"
@bjoern_tantau@swg-empire.de avatar

Even if it’s an absolute shit game.

stopkillinggames.com

This game could be a great resource about what not to do.

ExFed,

Didn’t they give out refunds? That seems like the right thing to do when a massively multiplayer game is dead on arrival.

yamanii,
@yamanii@lemmy.world avatar

Doesn’t change the fact that the few fans it had can’t play it ever again, game is still killed because it had no support for community servers, just matchmaking.

I for sure would prefer to host my own The Crew and not getting a refund.

Xanis,

I feel it’s rather fair to give them a pass on this one. Games with a player base and longer than a passing fart of time in the market? Sure. This was a failed product. They issued refunds. This is a situation where pushing your luck just backs someone into a corner.

We can hope they’ll flip the assets and remodel into another title.

calcopiritus,

I believe the game was 10 days old when they shut it down. There are no concord fans. You can’t have fans in 10 days.

bjoern_tantau,
@bjoern_tantau@swg-empire.de avatar

Yeah, they did handle it correctly. All things considered. Even in an utopian future where the stopkillinggames.com campaign is successful. Personally I would still prefer to keep all games alive.

aodhsishaj,

Atleast offer a self hosted option to keep it alive, don’t even include the anti-cheat or denuvo as that can be proprietary stuff.

ExFed,

Honestly, I’m a bit skeptical of StopKillingGames. It feels like a good thing, but it also comes off as naive. Like the whole “just distribute the server” requirement is impossible with the way modern games are developed, and may be cost-prohibitive to implement for most developers well into the future. Besides, some games really are less like a painting and more like a musical; performance art necessarily has to end at some point, so it’s all about the experience and the memories. Nobody complains when the actors take a bow, because that’s the expectation.

Louis Rossman sometimes rubs me the wrong way, but he usually makes really good, nuanced points: youtu.be/TF4zH8bJDI8?si=m4QGHfHY1fOtITpw

Keep the debate alive, because we all love playing games.

bjoern_tantau,
@bjoern_tantau@swg-empire.de avatar

“Just distribute the server” isn’t a requirement. It has never been a requirement. Who said that’s a requirement?

It’s just a possible solution. And to me it seems to be the easiest since that is the exact way it used to be done.

What exactly publishers will have to do depends entirely on if the campaign is successful and how the resulting laws are written. And may be as simple as an expiration date on all future game sales.

pivot_root, do games w Recommendation engine: Downvote any game you've heard of before

Quest Master. Mario Maker meets Zelda dungeons, done well. It deserves way more attention than it’s currently getting, and it’s pretty fun with huge potential despite being early access.

shrodes,

This looks rad!

On a similar note I Wanna Maker which is more or less Mario Maker but free and tonnes of developer created and user created levels to play through.

pivot_root,

Oh, that is great. I have fond (painful) memories of I Wanna be the Guy, and this seems right up my nostalgia alley.

ByteOnBikes,

I like this stuff and I wanted to get either this or Super Dungeon Maker.

But kinda hard to pick a side since they both look like they have overlapping small communities. And games like this, communities are the only reason to play.

pivot_root,

Pick Quest Master. The developer is extremely active and responsive to community feedback and requests. There’s even weekly content updates.

ByteOnBikes,

Sold.

Hubi, do gaming w I hate the term "Boomer Shooter"

It’s not meant to be taken literally. Language evolves and boomer no longer exclusively refers to baby boomers, it’s just a general Gen-Z term for older people.

onlooker,
@onlooker@lemmy.ml avatar

I know, but just let me have my old man yells at cloud moment.

Hubi, (edited )

Ok boomer

^sorry^

onlooker,
@onlooker@lemmy.ml avatar

No, you’re not. But I like you anyway.

monsterpiece42,

Not a boomer, confirmed.

Midnitte,

But we’re not o… ah nevermind.

shapesandstuff,

I’m a younger millennial.
I’m out of my 20s. My back hurts. You’re wrong :D

Icalasari,

We may be young at heart (emotionally), but we are old at heart (physically)

RavenFellBlade,
@RavenFellBlade@startrek.website avatar

“Whatevers” in GenX.

MummifiedClient5000,

That’s OK, because older people use the term Gen-Z for idiots of all ages.

state_electrician,

Which is hilarious, because Zoomers are turning 30 now and when I was actually young people over 30 were just one large group of walking corpses. I am curious to see how long Gen Z will keep this “we are the young ones” shtick up. Gen Alpha is where the actual young people are.

Euphoma,

Depends on your definition of gen z, and the oldest of gen alpha has barely started getting into highschool. As a zoomer though we are on our way out.

echo, do gaming w I watched 2 hours of starfield gameplay and an hour of review

It looks like Skyrim in space and I don’t really get why anyone was expecting something else

sexy_peach,
@sexy_peach@feddit.de avatar

But Skyrim is beautiful even with its older graphics and has an interesting world to explore. Grey space metal structures on grey planets just aren’t interesting. Also even more so if the story starts with “you touched a weird rock”, don’t know why but here have my spaceship.

In Skyrim you’re waking up going to be executed next moment there’s a dragon attack.

dudewitbow,

I mean id argue Skyrim isnt that great to look at either, given its a continent full of tombs and snow due to its climate. Its just gray and white.

Both Morrowwind and Oblivion had more interesting places to look at than skyrim did.

KevinDeRodeTovenaar,

I disagree, skyrim had beautiful nature, landscape and skies.

dudewitbow,

Are you about to bring up skies of all things, and compare to a space game with multiple skies due to having multiple planets?

KevinDeRodeTovenaar,

Haven’t played starfield yet, i just know that Skyrim has beautiful star constellations

Caligvla,
@Caligvla@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

Right? There was this one guy on Lemmy the other day expecting the game to be like Freelancer… Like, dude, it’s Fallout with a space suit, we’ve known that for years now. I feel like gamers always have the most stupid and unrealistic expectations imaginable.

DoucheBagMcSwag,

Freelancer

“We don't own this place but we have an understanding with the people who do.”

Contramuffin, (edited ) do games w I'm a console gamer so, Why the hate on the Epic Games Store?

Sweeney (the CEO of Epic) says that he wants competition with Steam, but many of his actions point toward that he really just wants to be the guy at the top (ie, he wants to be the monopoly instead of Valve). He’s taken a fair number of anti-consumerist stances, which vary from understandable to clearly anti-competitive.

Epic is known for making exclusivity deals with 3rd party studios in which Epic bribes the studio with money, and in exchange, the studio does not release their game on Steam for 1 year.

At several points, this occurred after a studio already said that they will release on Steam, and the studio would have to walk back and delete their Steam listing.

Iirc, at one point Epic bought out a studio and had them remove the Steam listing for an already-released game, causing the game to be unplayable for people who had already bought the game

Edit: this apparently happened twice (Unreal Tournament and Rocket League), but it appears that the games still work for the people who bought it. I think the concern was actually that Steam players would lose functionality due to not being supported anymore after the unlisting

The Epic Game Store released in a non-functional state, and development on it is extremely slow. The first impression of the broken store likely still influences many people’s impression of the store. But it’s still missing many features that many gamers want to see in a store.

There were various rumors when the store first launched that it contained spyware. My understanding is that those rumors never fully got disproven, especially since some of the claims were supported by at least some evidence

Epic does not support Linux, and Sweeney has openly said that he does not plan to support Linux until it becomes more popular. He did immediately jump on board with supporting Arm though, which caused a lot of Linux gamers to think that he just doesn’t want to support Linux

Sweeney is a pretty abrasive person and iirc he made a lot of concerning statements on his social media. Several of them (as mentioned above) indicate that he wants to dethrone Valve so that he can be the monopoly instead

Overall, many gamers are in support of more competition in the game store space. Unfortunately, many gamers also think that Epic is an untrustworthy competitor, and they believe that Epic has a serious chance of making the gaming industry worse if they become more popular. As a result, many would prefer for Steam remain the monopoly rather than to take a bet on Epic.

LettyWhiterock,

I hadn’t heard about a game being made unplayable after they bought it, that’s seriously shitty. What game was it?

Contramuffin,

It was a while ago, I don’t remember off the top of my head which specific game I’m remembering. Doing a brief search, it appears that this happened to Unreal Tournament and Rocket League, though it appears that the games still work for the people who bought it before the unlisting. I think the concern was losing functionality, especially for server-based or multiplayer games

ozymandias117,

For unplayable, Rocket League had very good Linux and macos native builds Epic required them to delete support for those operating systems as part of the acquisition of Psyonix

LettyWhiterock,

Oh yeah, I didn’t think about that. That’s super gross.

SCmSTR,

And the entire launcher and store’s ui has been, and still is, hot, moldy, shit-smeared garbage ass.

Tattorack,
@Tattorack@lemmy.world avatar

Don’t forget about that one time Epic gave away an indie game for free… On the week it launched… Without consulting the devs.

BackgrndNoize,

Yeesh I knew Epic was run by dick heads but I didn’t know they were this slimy, I’m glad I’ve only bought one game on their platform (Subnautica below zero), and that’s only because I got the original Subnautica for free from their weekly giveaway and loved it. I’ll continue to get the free games from them as it’s good to take a chance on games that you otherwise might never learn about.

xavier666,

Don’t forget that Sweeney himself said that the Epic store is slow.

simple, do gaming w Playing Sony games

Nah you need to have one hand on the controller so you can move forwards while the NPC explains what happened in this land long ago

ampersandrew,
@ampersandrew@lemmy.world avatar

I’m not even that cynical about Sony’s output, but this still made me laugh.

jettrscga,

To gently suggest which ledge you might want to jump to next, as if there are multiple options.

lemmy_get_my_coat,

It’s the yellow one

Batbro,

Got to be ready for the quick time events

mlg, do games w Palworld announces Terraria crossover
@mlg@lemmy.world avatar

I don’t care how much of a pirate cheapo game this is, watching Nintendo go ape over practically a knockoff someone could have made as a joke is amusing, especially with their playerbase success.

ms_lane,

It’s pretty fun, more fun than modern Pokemon, but I’m just a trash gentwo’er.

criss_cross,

Gen 2 is the best gen

Restaldt,

Idk man there is a reason silver is always second

Emerald was the best pokemon game of all time

chronotron,

is there truly any aspect where gsc surpasses hgss?

ryathal,

It only has a surface level similarity to pokemon. It’s as much like fallout 4 as it is pokemon.

reksas,

palworld is more like ark anyway

fsxylo,

Idk I literally went around just catching pals and spent 30 hours doing that, seems pretty pokemon to me.

Valencia,

What were you doing for the majority of those 30 hours? Most likely resource gathering, building your base, optimizing pal usage, etc… Basically the only similarity is that you throw spheres at creatures. There’s no gyms, no turn based gameplay, no trading, no evolution, and not even really trainer battles, just some unique encounters.

fsxylo,

You: “bet you had to optimize and synergize and energize…”

Me: “haha, crossbow and pal sphere go brrr.”

Valencia,

As long as you can see it’s not pokemon lol

Zoot,
@Zoot@reddthat.com avatar

The day Pokémon adds crossbows it might be fun again

RogueBanana,

Nothing is gonna save it until game freak gets a change in management

echodot,

You cannot copyright a vague idea. No matter how much Nintendo might want to.

The game is basically just magic animals in the world that you can capture and do things with. It’s literally every JRPG ever. It’s just mounts with extra features.

ThePowerOfGeek, do games w RuneScape is increasing their membership price by 50%, and Reddit is trying to censor it
@ThePowerOfGeek@lemmy.world avatar

Not a big surprise on the Huffman Shitshow. A lot of subs over there are insanely toxic. But yeah, a ban for that? That’s crazy.

I didn’t even know RuneScape had a subscription! I think I briefly played it about 15 years ago. Good game, I just don’t have the time to play it, unfortunately. I assume you play? What’s the community like over there?

I just looked up their pricing and it makes sense for them to have an optional subscription. $14 a month is in line with other similar games (e.g. wow). Would be nice if they had a couple of tiers of subscription. Maybe a $7 and a $14. But that might complicate things. How much can you do on the free mode?

ImplyingImplications,

My brother has been playing for years and has a few paid accounts. Here’s how he explained it to me. All paid accounts had their prices locked in until you cancelled them. His first, and main, account had a price of $5 a month because he first bought it 15 years ago.

There are also “ironman” modes that exist in the main game. It’s an option at character creation that will restrict your account from trading with other players forcing you to obtain all items on your own instead of just buying them from the trade board. Since you need to make a new character, this is also another payment. My brother has two ironman accounts.

There are “leagues” which are new temporary servers where the rules are different and XP gain is incredibly fast. You’re given tasks to complete before the “league” ends and are awarded cosmetic items based on how much you complete. This requires its own paid account to play. My brother has one of these too.

In total he spent about $20 a month on the game for his various accounts. This change to the subscription will set every single one of his subscriptions to $14 a month raising his monthly payment to something like $56 a month which is ridiculous. He plans on ending all of his subscriptions since there is now no incentive to stay subscribed (the price is no longer locked in). So my brother, a long time and devoted customer, will play the game less and give less money because Jagex is hoping most people like him won’t go through the hassle of unsubscribing.

He, and lots of other long time players, are hoping that Jagex does what other MMOs do and allow multiple accounts for one subscription price.

pimento64,

You don’t need a separate account to play Leagues or any other temporary game modes. You are correct however that you do need to pay a separate membership for each character unless you’re okay with that character only being able to do F2P activities.

Nythos,

Which is absolutely wild and I’ve no idea how Jagex (🦀) have gotten away with it for so long

ThePowerOfGeek,
@ThePowerOfGeek@lemmy.world avatar

Oh wow, that’s a huge monthly increase. Thanks for explaining the pricing system.

Omegamanthethird,
@Omegamanthethird@lemmy.world avatar

20 years ago it was $5 and maybe like 10% of skills were locked behind it. I noticed very little impact from it. But I’m pretty sure end game stuff was locked. IIRC, dragon armor was locked and may have been the best armor.

I’d be surprised if that general model changed significantly.

wizardbeard,

The model hasn’t changed, but as development of new content has continued, 95% of new content is subscription only.

That said, I can’t speak for Runescape “proper” aka Runescape 3, the current “main” version. I’ve heard a lot of concerning things about all sorts of mobile game style predatory shit going on there.

I’ve only played Runescape 2, now called “Old School Runescape”, which is a fork of the game from (I think) 2006.

Essentially, right around that time they completely overhauled combat, stat progression, and a bunch of other stuff, and called it Runescape 3. A lot of people didn’t like the changes and started hosting custom servers from before the changes.

Eventually they made an official version, called it Old School Runescape, and have been developing it side by side with “normal” Runescape since.

Old School isn’t predatory in my opinion. Outside of occasional “leagues” on special servers with specific challenges applied, there’s no FOMO. The f2p game has plenty of content enjoyable on its own. The subscription just unlocks a mountain of more content, including alternative ways to level up through early game. Technically you can advance faster with a subscription, but that’s due to having more options to turn into an over optimized plan, not some shit exp multiplier or something.

vodka,

Look up YouTube videos on fastest max level on RS3. You can get all your levels to max level with micro transaction loot boxes in a very very short time for a very very large amount of money.

Valmond,

Runescape is nice and all but it’s not WoW IMO.

ampersandrew, do gaming w Do you know any singleplayer games that are infinitely replayable?
@ampersandrew@lemmy.world avatar

Tons. There’s an entire roguelike genre built around this; some of my favorites are Vagante and Streets of Rogue. There are games with procedurally generated worlds like Terraria, RimWorld, Dwarf Fortress, and Factorio. There are RPGs like Baldur’s Gate 3 that have so many ways to spec your characters and so many permutations of how events could unfold based on what you did that you’re unlikely to see them all.

zigmus64,

Another great roguelike is Hades, which may or may not have dominated my video game attention for the last 8 months.

ampersandrew,
@ampersandrew@lemmy.world avatar

I didn’t personally care for it, but I know I’m in the minority. In fact, one of the reasons I didn’t care for it is because it felt far less replayable than many of its peers. Even Zagreus will call out “the butterfly room”, because there are so few permutations to see.

Carighan,
@Carighan@lemmy.world avatar

Hrm, you’re not wrong but Hades also exemplifies why quality wins over quantity when in replayability.

ampersandrew,
@ampersandrew@lemmy.world avatar

I’m sure it would if I thought more highly of it.

sigmaklimgrindset,

Lmao I love Hades but this is such a sick burn, I’m stealing it for next time someone tries to convince me some shlocky k-drama is peak kino.

I do hope Hades 2 ups the variability of the encounters more, you’re absolutely right about endgame being a bit weak for a roguelike, even with the different weapons.

davel,
@davel@lemmy.ml avatar

Back in the day I played Hack until I noticed the sun had risen many times.

Kalcifer,
@Kalcifer@sh.itjust.works avatar

+1 for Factorio.

PM_Your_Nudes_Please,

At one point I was playing so much Factorio that I started seeing conveyor belts and assembly machines in my sleep

Daryl76679,

Tossing Song of Syx onto the pile of games. Even if you don’t care for the art style, the game is immensely deep, and quite frankly, addictive.

Ashyr,

Any good tutorial videos you’d recommend?

Daryl76679,

If you don’t mind his particular style, the SsethTzeentach video is what convinced me to give it a fair shake. The in-game tutorial and tooltips are pretty good though, and will get you started. Overtime you’ll discover more and more systems. Oh and just so you know, the demo is the full game, but a version behind.

Omniraptor,

Three of my favorite roguelikes are cataclysm dda, caves of qud and cogmind, recommend them to everyone

ampersandrew,
@ampersandrew@lemmy.world avatar

What’s the hook to each one? I hear people mention Caves of Qud a lot, but the low-fi graphics aren’t grabbing my attention on their own.

Rinn,

All of these are classic roguelikes, a genre of games which frequently aren’t much to look at. The tradeoff for the looks is that they offer vast depth and complexity… and (usually) permadeath and a learning curve that’s more of a cliff. I recommend watching some yt videos about any roguelike you want to learn more about, just so a fan can explain the appeal and show off all the basics.

That said:

Caves of Qud - actually one of the prettier classic roguelikes, if you can belive it. You’re a traveller in a strange and unique world of vast salt deserts, jungles, and the titular caves. There is a ton of flavorful, semi-randomly generated history (especially the ever-important tales of the sultans) and cultures, so every run feels different. There is technically a main plot, but you can just ignore it and go exploring - it’s a sandbox experience. The best parts, to me, are the aforementioned flavour, the tactical combat (that can get incredibly chaotic, with screen-warping effects going off every turn), the build diversity, and delving too greedily and too deeply into the caves.

Cogmind - haven’t played this one, but it’s on a list. You’re a robot. You’re building yourself from parts as you go, fighting other robots and stealing their parts.

CDDA - one of my faves, but definitely not something I’d recommend as an intro to this genre. You’re a survivor in a zombie apocalypse. Go do things and don’t get bitten. It’s a sandbox - survive as long as you can, achieve a self-set goal. The distinguishing feature of CDDA is how realistic it tries to be - crafting is very complex, you need to track your thirst, nutrition, and sleep, you can easily get sick or get your arm broken, the zombies can track you by sight, noise, and lingering scent… My favourite part is surviving long enough to build elaborate apocalypse death mobiles, Mad Max style.

ampersandrew,
@ampersandrew@lemmy.world avatar

Traditional roguelikes may frequently pair with bad graphics, but it’s not a requirement. There are games like Tangledeep and Jupiter Hell, for instance. But thanks, these sound interesting.

AnonStoleMyPants,

If you want a bit better graphics I’d recommend you check out Tales of Maj’Eyal (ToME for short). It is on steam but the game is open-source and can be downloaded for free on its website.

AnonStoleMyPants,

Have you checked out Tales of Maj’Eyal (tome)? Very highly praised roguelike, and lots of reviews consider it the roguelike.

chunkystyles,

If I had to choose a single game to play for the rest of time, it would be Dwarf Fortress. There’s just so much variety in its world generation and how the game can be played that if I was limited to just that one game, I would still have things to do.

Nemoder,

And the awesome part of DF is that each time you start over (on the same world) you just add more to its history and the story continues. Losing is definitely fun when keeping that in mind.

Candelestine, do games w Which games do you dislike, but the rest of the world loves them?

Pokemon. It’s just a franchise of watered-down jrpgs imo.

GiuseppeAndTheYeti,

Pokemon is about the universe it was created in. It was the perfect on the go game when we were children and it even had a great anime to go with it. When you were home, you watched Ash and Pikachu take on the world of pokemon. Everything looked so vibrant and cool. Then when it was time for you to go with your parents to a house party, you could play Pokemon on your Gameboy.

It’s just a nostalgia franchise now, but that’s okay. Most people are unhappy with how Game Freak is handling the role of building these games, but maybe one day they’ll make a turn.

kratoz29,
@kratoz29@lemm.ee avatar

It’s just a nostalgia franchise now

I agree, but I also think kids nowadays find it interesting too, but hell, they find Fortnite interesting too, so maybe Palworld is gonna be the next big thing for them now (if it survives the hype and the pass of time).

A bit more about nostalgia, I remember I played Pokémon Red and obviously watched the anime too, but then I saw a magazine advertising Pokémon yellow and showing Jesse, James and Meow, I was like WTF I need to have this, plot twist never did (not physically at least) but at least I continued with Fire Red, Ruby (never finished it) Diamond and Platinum, Soul Silver and I kinda stopped there, currently playing Omega Ruby because yeah, nostalgia, oh and yeah I finished Pokémon yellow recently in Anbernic RG351V, so a very good way to achieve it if you ask me.

It would have been interesting if they released more games like Pokémon yellow (making it easier to feel we are in the anime).

Nelots,

I don’t play Pokemon expecting a good turn-based RPG, I just like collecting cool little monsters and making them grow. Similar games like Cassette Beasts, Monster Sanctuary, and now Palworld appeal to me for the same reason.

cecilkorik, do games w I'm a console gamer so, Why the hate on the Epic Games Store?
@cecilkorik@lemmy.ca avatar

Tim Sweeney is an obnoxious hypocritical dickhead who has only gotten worse and stupider and more hostile over the years, he is constantly spouting anti-consumer and anti-common-sense nonsense while acting like he’s saving gamers and nurturing his egotistical martyr complex. He has gotten so bad that he has contradicted his own past self so many times that for awhile there was a literal subreddit “TimCriticizesTim” devoted to it. Also EGS itself is garbage resource-guzzling software that almost nobody actually wants on their computer, most of the people who do use it do it either because they’re forced to so they can play games exclusively available on it, or because Epic bribes them to by giving them free games constantly. It is nasty software that collects way more data than it needs to, spying on your files and possibly other stuff too, and they also lied about it (and as far as I know still do).

f4f4f4f4f4f4f4f4,

Tim Sweeney traveled to Saudi Arabia with Donald Trump’s entourage this past week.

UnculturedSwine,

Ugh, you’re right. As if I needed another reason to hate that skeevy asshole.

www.gamespot.com/articles/…/1100-6531488/

bjoern_tantau, do gaming w Oblivion "remastered"
@bjoern_tantau@swg-empire.de avatar

We’ve known since the 2010s that brown equals realism.

fckreddit,

Yes, in polluted cities.

racketlauncher831,

brown

This trend is quite an explosion.

BuboScandiacus,
@BuboScandiacus@mander.xyz avatar

Piss*

steal_your_face,
@steal_your_face@lemmy.ml avatar

Pea milk*

ALilOff,

Add a tiny splash of yellow tint then we get Mexico

mriormro,
fibojoly,
setsneedtofeed, (edited ) do games w Recommendation engine: Downvote any game you've heard of before
@setsneedtofeed@lemmy.world avatar

The Precursors.

A first person scifi FPS-RPG. Developed in Ukraine. Very unique experience wrapped inside of a concept that’s been done before. High slavjank tolerance required.

pastel_de_airfryer, do games w This console generation seems skippable

The best thing about this gen so far is the rise of handheld PCs, like the Steam Deck and ROG Ally. I mostly play on the Deck nowadays, while the PS5 gathers dust.

Rooki,
@Rooki@lemmy.world avatar

Yep :D Really like the steamdeck too!

Rognaut,

The OLED Steam Deck has reinvigorated my love for videogames. I’m playing Dave The Diver and DBZ: Kakarot now.

Rooki,
@Rooki@lemmy.world avatar

Nice! I have it too! Its so easy to use and to play

MajorHavoc,

Yeah, the Steam Deck (and clones) will be the cover story in this chapter of gaming history.

kratoz29,
@kratoz29@lemm.ee avatar

The best thing about this gen so far is the rise of handheld PCs

I’d like to think this is due the Chinese handhelds picking up where Nintendo left… (In its own way ofc 🏴‍☠️) and I’m glad I was a participant of this…

But I think it is mostly because of cloud gaming and Nintendo Switch inspiration.

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