![](https://sopuli.xyz/pictrs/image/6841cf17-b73e-4320-bac5-57fa1f0e7295.jpeg)
![](https://beehaw.org/pictrs/image/cd7879c3-cd1c-4108-806e-f9ca45e9b22a.png)
I love how the election’s setting turned to “two old guys (one of which is a convicted felon)” to “convicted felon vs prosecutor” in just few days.
I love how the election’s setting turned to “two old guys (one of which is a convicted felon)” to “convicted felon vs prosecutor” in just few days.
That will certainly make the upcoming debates even more entertaining.
Most Switch games support gyro functionality, and of course the Joy-Cons also have gyro.
Ergonomics, NFC support and gyro. Of course the rumble could be stronger but I have gotten used to it.
For me the way has been using gyro aiming. It provides a mouse-like precision for aiming, which is really good for FPS games. It is supported on Steam nowadays. Of course on Steam Deck it may be not the best option in terms of playing experience, as turning the console also turns the screen.
Non-American colors, they are my favorite.
If I were to buy a Steam Deck or similar console, I’d buy a SNES-themed button set for it.
And some few weeks ago a memo leaked where Satya Nadella assured that “whatever business decision Microsoft considers, security always comes first”.
If Microsoft stuck with what it already does, it would be better. They already have cloud streaming technology which makes playing games on their ecosystem possible on any screen. Having a separate handheld console would complicate things. I just don’t see the appeal.
Holy hell.
For occasional chatting with Bing and translation help with DeepL.
What could possibly go wrong?
Of course this is an idea that the CEO brought up, but if this ever materializes as an actual product, I’ll never buy a Logitech again.