PerfectDark
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- Comment on “I genuinely feel GameNative could replace handheld PCs like the Steam Deck” — Inside Android’s Fastest-Moving Gaming Project, GameNative (my article!) 2 weeks ago:
Nothing about this is in any way similar to Stadia.
- Comment on “I genuinely feel GameNative could replace handheld PCs like the Steam Deck” — Inside Android’s Fastest-Moving Gaming Project, GameNative (my article!) 2 weeks ago:
GameNative is open-source, free, and 100% spyware free.
What on earth?! I’m confused, are you saying GameNative is locked down, bloated and filled with spyware? Or that users who are running Android shouldn’t have something that is open-source and spyware free? Just checking for some clarification here, since your rant seems a bit…off-topic.
- Comment on “I genuinely feel GameNative could replace handheld PCs like the Steam Deck” — Inside Android’s Fastest-Moving Gaming Project, GameNative (my article!) 2 weeks ago:
I’d recommend seeing what the community has shared, others may have uploaded their games/settings for that phone on EmuReady. The sites is maintained purely to share exactly that.
But by the same token, 99% of games which do (and don’t) run won’t have been shared there either. So it is a game-by-game basis.
A good one to start with would be a ‘light’ title like DREDGE, if you own it?
I’ll do a little checking and see what I can find on your phone though, will come back and edit with what I find soon!
- Comment on “I genuinely feel GameNative could replace handheld PCs like the Steam Deck” — Inside Android’s Fastest-Moving Gaming Project, GameNative (my article!) 2 weeks ago:
To me this article definitely reads like the author and those involved actually think the opposite of what you’ve said
Do I? I certainly didn’t write that. I’m from a background where I spent around 2 years writing Steam Deck articles, guides and interviews, exclusively. I don’t like you framing me as someone dismissing the Steam Deck. Weird.
Granted i didn’t do more than a cursory look at it.
Ah, say no more. Now I see why you thought that.
- Comment on “I genuinely feel GameNative could replace handheld PCs like the Steam Deck” — Inside Android’s Fastest-Moving Gaming Project, GameNative (my article!) 2 weeks ago:
I’ve interviewed something like 50-ish dev teams/sole devs and projects now:
- Heroic Games Launcher
- Lutris
- RetroDECK
- PCSX2
- RPCS3
- Eden
…the list really does go on and on. And yes, I am or have since become friends with each of them. I find it odd that because I am friends, an interview might become somehow less. These are interviews which wouldn’t happen without me doing it. 75% of the ones I have done were with teams who never thought they’d get to share their story, and that’s a big part of why I do them. Too often people forget about those devs who are behind what they use and love so much.
This woudln’t be unbaised article writing regardless. I’m not writing an article. I write an intro, an ‘end’, I write the questions and organize a time when I can chat to the teams. There’s nothing to be unbiased about. At least in my mind. I appreciate what you’re saying, I don’t mean to come off as defensive or anything here, but it really stuck with me - how people here on Lemmy have taken the headline of this article as something which needs to be discounted.
“…but this isn’t exactly the New York Times”
But good point. No, it isn’t. Gardiner and I just run the site as a space where we can write about what we love. For me that is 99% gaming. We haven’t got ads, it runs by community donations (server space etc).
Ugh. Sorry, rant over.
- Comment on “I genuinely feel GameNative could replace handheld PCs like the Steam Deck” — Inside Android’s Fastest-Moving Gaming Project, GameNative (my article!) 2 weeks ago:
It is literally a quote from the interviewee
I don’t understand how a quote from the article can be click-bait? Because it is a sensational statement? Sure, but he said that. He made that statement. He believes it. FFS.
- Comment on “I genuinely feel GameNative could replace handheld PCs like the Steam Deck” — Inside Android’s Fastest-Moving Gaming Project, GameNative (my article!) 2 weeks ago:
No, not at all a conflict of interest.
Literally nothing at all, by definition, is a conflict of interest.
- Comment on “I genuinely feel GameNative could replace handheld PCs like the Steam Deck” — Inside Android’s Fastest-Moving Gaming Project, GameNative (my article!) 2 weeks ago:
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE
Here’s the filter for just your device, if it helps:
- Comment on “I genuinely feel GameNative could replace handheld PCs like the Steam Deck” — Inside Android’s Fastest-Moving Gaming Project, GameNative (my article!) 2 weeks ago:
I guess?
I’m just wondering where the ‘conflict of interest’ is here, though. I’d love to hear what it is.
- Comment on “I genuinely feel GameNative could replace handheld PCs like the Steam Deck” — Inside Android’s Fastest-Moving Gaming Project, GameNative (my article!) 2 weeks ago:
Have a look at my friend’s site:
It is a space where community members upload their experiences and ideal settings for the devices and games. I might be biased because he is a friend, but I can also say that objectively it is a wonderful space to double-check how you’re approaching things.
Filter your search by your device, and then on the far-right, click on each result’s ‘eye’ to see what the person’s recommendations are in there (I do hope this helps!)
- “I genuinely feel GameNative could replace handheld PCs like the Steam Deck” — Inside Android’s Fastest-Moving Gaming Project, GameNative (my article!)lemmy.world ↗Submitted 2 weeks ago to games@lemmy.world | 74 comments
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- Comment on Graveyard Keeper is available for free on Steam right now 4 weeks ago:
Added it to the side-bar of recommended communities on c/games :)
- "You Were Supposed to Feel Lost": Metal Gear Solid 2 and the Shock of Playing as Raidenlemmy.world ↗Submitted 4 weeks ago to games@lemmy.world | 27 comments
- Comment on What to Play (and Watch) While Waiting for Forza Horizon 6 (my article!) 4 weeks ago:
PCSX2 has pretty low requirements, and finding a totally legal ‘backup .ISO’ is very easy if you want to emulate it :)
- Comment on What to Play (and Watch) While Waiting for Forza Horizon 6 (my article!) 4 weeks ago:
Luckily the entire soundtrack album is hosted on archive.org! 25 songs, and 992.3mb in total :)
- Comment on What to Play (and Watch) While Waiting for Forza Horizon 6 (my article!) 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on What to Play (and Watch) While Waiting for Forza Horizon 6 (my article!) 4 weeks ago:
It always ends up being between NFSU2 and Midnight Club 3 for people, I find!
It is crazy how these two always get the votes!
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to games@lemmy.world | 24 comments
- Comment on Hands-on with the Retroid Pocket 6; The 8GB Sweet Spot (my own article/interview!) 4 weeks ago:
I’m curating my ROMs as I type this
- Comment on Hands-on with the Retroid Pocket 6; The 8GB Sweet Spot (my own article/interview!) 5 weeks ago:
GameCube performed so beautifully, you won’t regret it for a second! And if you have any GCN game recommendations for me, send them over!
- Comment on Hands-on with the Retroid Pocket 6; The 8GB Sweet Spot (my own article/interview!) 5 weeks ago:
Thank you Coelacanth!!!
I don’t think I play enough retro games to warrant owning one of these
The joke is that 90% of the people who buy these don’t either! They just spend all their time setting things up ‘just so’, setting up new front-ends, tweaking settings, scraping covers then curating ROMs lists :P
- Comment on Hands-on with the Retroid Pocket 6; The 8GB Sweet Spot (my own article/interview!) 5 weeks ago:
Oh you made the right choice! I’ve had a few black handhelds I have reviewed, but I have long since started asking for other colors. The black (at least with glass fronts) smudge and fingerprint soooooo much
Your 16bit colors are much nicer!
- Comment on Hands-on with the Retroid Pocket 6; The 8GB Sweet Spot (my own article/interview!) 5 weeks ago:
Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
- Comment on Hands-on with the Retroid Pocket 6; The 8GB Sweet Spot (my own article/interview!) 5 weeks ago:
The size is wonderful. Having the same screen size as the Switch Lite, but being AMOLED and 120Hz means it is ‘the’ way to enjoy Switch games. Still, if you wait and keep an eye on the second-hand market as time goes by! The RP5 is also absolutely adored by the public and I have seen multiple posts on a few social media spaces where people get them at great prices when second-hand!
- Comment on Hands-on with the Retroid Pocket 6; The 8GB Sweet Spot (my own article/interview!) 5 weeks ago:
The crazy thing to me is how much I love this device. I was sent a Odin 3 Max to review toward the end of last year, which is by all metrics a far, far more powerful and capable handheld. But using them side-by-side, Retroid just nails that ‘fun’ feeling and aesthetic that the more mature designs and looks miss (if that makes any sense?!)
It is truly a lovely handheld, and you’d know that with the G2! My friend from Retroid told me they do hope to bring them back, one day, but who knows how that’ll go with current market conditions :(
^ That sparkling color in the front glass front is just perfection!!!
Which color G2 did you opt for?
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to games@lemmy.world | 22 comments
- Comment on Hands-On with the Anbernic RG Vita Pro; A Unique Dual-Boot Handheld Finding Its Place (my review!) 5 weeks ago:
That was me!
Using Vita3K to install a custom theme (it links you to the theme site) I opted for the Gravity Rush one. Having played so much of this game on there, I can say I am a big fan!
- Comment on Hands-On with the Anbernic RG Vita Pro; A Unique Dual-Boot Handheld Finding Its Place (my review!) 5 weeks ago:
“…despite the stupid claim…”
Oh come on. I don’t even know you, but I know you’re better than this kind of comment on here. It doesn’t make you appear smart. Or cool. Or funny. It makes you look like a jerk.
This was a review about a ‘retro handheld’. It is a very specific product in a pretty damn specific field. I actually thought my statement, in the context of that review, was obvious to anyone. I guess you’d prefer to get hung up on schematics. Of course the Vita plays the Vita’s entire library, do you actually think I didn’t know that? I find that incredible if so.
When looking at retro handhelds, none do. When you look at the most powerful desktop PC, none do. Were you taking that one short tiny little throwaway line literally because English is a second language to you? I can understand if so, since it is for me also. Sometimes English can be tricky that way, things you might want to take literally are not so.
If not, you’re just getting hung up on the most ridiculous little line. Don’t be like this in the future, especially here on Lemmy, this is more of a community than other places online, this trashy Discord/Reddit nastiness doesn’t belong here.
- Hands-On with the Anbernic RG Vita Pro; A Unique Dual-Boot Handheld Finding Its Place (my review!)lemmy.world ↗Submitted 5 weeks ago to games@lemmy.world | 18 comments
