Trying PS Remote Play makes me appreciate Xbox more on the account of freedom. I was assumption I can use any controller, but I’m stuck using PS controller only. Here I thought I can use Ally built in controller. Well that will make my backlog tougher than needed…
Isnt there some windows software you need/can load to have it fully emulate the DS/PS Controller so it works? I saw something a while ago but didnt pay enough attention to it at the time and now cant recall the name.
Really good start to the year for me. Started my 18 day vacation yesterday (Thursday) and finally (re)started Starfield after having a bug/glitch that deleted all my save files back on September 25th. Just landed in New Atlantis after 4+ hours as every mission takes me a while to get through as I loot everything. lol
My 49ers (NFL) have the #1 seed in the NFC Playoffs which gives them home field advantage throughout the playoffs and a bye meaning they only need to win two games instead of three to get to the Super Bowl!!
Wrestling wise, I watched an entire episode of WWE Monday Night RAW for the first time in over a decade this past Monday. I still prefer AEW but some stuff that both companies do either baffles the shit out of me or is just meh. Will keep watching both for the time being and see how it all goes.
Yep “DS4Windows”, it works well it’s just a pain in the ass.
It sucks huh! As awesome as the features on the PS controller are, the symmetrical sticks always give me hand cramp, which is why I havent completed most of their recent titles.
Over Xmas most of the PS games were anywhere between £7-£15 on CDkeys (for Steam) so I picked up a few so I can either play them on GeforceNow or a handheld PC (when I can get one). Going forward if they dont release them on Steam I guess I just wont play them.
Wondering about Intel Arc performance with AMD’s as well as battery life as that seems like a very powerful chip. Specs seem higher than all other handhelds, wonder how high that will be priced, unless they have different tiers available?
Intel Arc hardware is a very interesting choice there. The games live and die based entirely on the drivers. I’m curious how current Arc drivers fair with the emulators that many use on these handhelds.