Gamesir seems to be vying for that crown of late - their price to feature ratio is impressive.
Edit: Yes, they’ll face the same tariff pressures - I’m just noting that 8BitDo isn’t the clear market leader the way they were 3-5 years ago.
I love these updates so much! Thanks for all of the time and effort!
The Lemmy devs are outspoken tankies, so I’d understand why people would be reluctant to work directly with them.
That’s fair. More 9070 XTs for me!
I agree with Steve from Gamer’s Nexus - I think if AMD released the 9070 for $500 instead of matching the 5070 at $550, AMD’s market share would probably double. As it is, we’ll just have to see what the market thinks about $550.
Radical Psycho Machine (RPM) Racing for the SNES!
Fun fact, this was one of the few games that played entirely in the SNES’ High Resolution graphics mode!
Ehh, Bond movies haven’t been good for 20 years at this point anyway. At least I can just start ignoring the series entirely now.
But then I’d have to have an Xbox
You’re thinking of gobbledygook. She’s the name Frodo went by when he was in Bree.
Boomer humor translated into a zoomer comic.
“Damn alligatah bit my hand off!”
Right? I read the OP and was like, speak for yourself!
Wouldn’t it then have to be a “boostershire shot”?
Is it bad that I would legitimately love to live there?
Fun fact: while a much more often occurrence than once in a lifetime, “Thursday the 20th” is tied with “Saturday the 20th” as the least-likely combination of days of the week with the 20th day of the month, even though you’d think the chances would be exactly 1/7.
Here’s the math about the Gregorian calendar that explains why. (Even though the post is about Friday the 13th, it straightforwardly can be applied to any other day/date combination as well.)
While this would be great, it’s also a little unfortunate, since the general desktop experience on Steam Deck is IIRC currently a bit below other comparable distros, and I’d hate for people to get an incomplete picture of what the Linux desktop experience can be like. Hopefully the time that’s led up to the wider release of SteamOS has been spent on getting that desktop experience up to snuff.