Can a keyboard let me move in more than 8 directions? Can it let me tap/hold the sprint button, or tap that quick heal button without either moving the while hand, or needing me to constantly snap my hand in unnatural position? Especially if you only need a few buttons to play the game, a controller is nicer because you actually hold it. Like us apes do with things.

This is like telling someone playing guitar is superior to a flute, and ignoring how much harder it is

I’ll play devil’s advocate and say the brain has to be portable enough for the animal containing it to move, and also has a chunk of itself dedicated to hormones telling us what to do to survive, instead of just working on information. It also won’t ask for payment or time off, because the closest thing to pain for it is giving wrong answers.

On the other hand, since the only motivator is it’s digitial equivalent of dopamine, AGI could just hack itself into getting an infinite supply of it. Which would be funny - the first thing it would do being metaphorically jerking off all day.

I’m hoping that whatever Valve is doing with the Index, people will get working on Ayn Thor, so I could finally upgrade from my 3DS.

Wait, are storybooks in SMG2 a new thing? I only played the Wii version and thought these are just ports.

I was hoping I could also use this thing with my Switch 2 and PS3 (with some input dongles if needed), but I assume that’s out of question now.

I’m still gonna get it, but only once I get a Steam Machine or another gaming PC. By then, this might go on discount too.

For me it was mostly Dark Souls 2 critique, but I got the feeling other people also disliked his attitude in other videos, at least the game related ones.

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I have the 8bitdo Ultimate 2 and I’m still gonna get this (eventually, once I get a gaming PC), because the dpad is pretty bad for precise 2D games. And the back buttons don’t gel with me as nicely.

The main problem is that I’m using it for waking Switch 2 and I doubt the Steam Controller could do that, but if it’s easy to customise, someone out there might make it work. If that’s the case, instant buy.

This is great, but a new dilemma for me. I’ve been waiting for Steam Machine because I really want the small size and easy moving between TV and desk, compared to normal PCs. (Performance could go either way, I’m plenty satisfied with HD but also do have a 4k TV to use)

But I’m not actually sure precisely HOW small I want my gaming box to be. It seems like this’d be just a bit too clunky for me compared to the cube, but if Valve time pushes SM into 2027 I might just cave in, it still seems more convenient than most desktops I saw.

Is this a smaller title? I’m wondering if the 50/60 price tag is an exception or if they’ll actually decrease prices going forward.

Either way, I have enough Switch 1 games in my backlog that I’ll pass on it and most S2 games for now. I haven’t actually played a mainline Splatoon game yet.

I for one like both Nintendo and Valve, and the few Nintendo game discussions I read had as much obligatory “Nintendo bad” complaints as every Valve thread has obligatory “Valve bad” comments. I’m finding those complainers more obnoxious even, because at least Nintendo criticism usually sticks to posts already criticising Nintendo.

People seem to be confused about why they thought this is a good idea, but to me this is expected.

I don’t follow what Miyamoto does much, but based on what I heard (like Chris Pratt Mario…) I feel he’s a showoff who probably wants ANY live-action movie of a Nintendo IP because it’d be cool. Zelda is the best one to qualify, maybe Metroid or Xenoblade (both of which are way less popular). They even tried more realism back with Twilight Princess.

I actually expect it’ll be more or less like the Mario movie again, an unimpressive but solid success.

Heard someone drop Rick & Morty for that (not for the drop in quality). I assume you wouldn’t want to discuss it with creeps, but the problematic media are popular enough that it should be easy to find sensible subgroups online.

If you’re insecure about public or (shitty) friends’ opinion, you might also not want the association. Which I’d say is a coward thought, but I hide playing some games too.

The irony didn’t occur to me, I got a chuckle out of this.

But to play devil’s advocate for him, the game’s outlandishly sci-fi with “space ninjas”, and the actual players typically don’t chat like gun nuts.

I remember when I was a kid who joined a mostly American guild with Discord server in Warframe.

I was so confused when I wrote the time in 24h and the guy I was chatting with seemed genuinely uncomfortable with me writing in military jargon.

(He also believed in ghosts and I had trouble explaining the difference between additive and multiplicative multipliers to him)

“Initial support for upcoming Steam Machine hardware”

I’ll take any news I guess

Again, reviews? Game demos? Those are already excuses if they wanted to (and could in the first place, since refunds are probably required by law, as the other reply). This fps prediction IS customer service.

Should we remove hardware requirements or reviews, because then you could argue you weren’t informed about the game not being your type? Are game demos bad?

Informing the customer being bad sounds backwards. This could only backfire if the fps prediction is wrong, and I still think for most people this would a positive, I wanted a feature like this.