u/AceFuzzLord

I forgot I even set cake day to this day. Not gonna lie, it's probably a random date I set because I don't want other knowing my real cake day.

Thanks for the info, too.

In was looking into something like an 8BitDo or seeing how good Turtle Beach is.

The longer the controller has been out, the less hyped I have become about it. At this point, I'm probably gonna end up in the future buying some other controller and calling it good.

Definitely need something better than my PowerA switch controller since I don't like how the triggers and bumpers are all or nothing, but I've basically lost all hype for a Steam controller.

The last few times I was on I was preoccupied with **Slay The Spire 2** and **Audiosurf 2** for Steam games specifically.

Otherwise, I have slowed down on it since I'm in post game, but I was busy with a fun pokemon fan game ( Pokémon Copper ) in the Azuri region.

Yeah, I haven't played on it much outside maybe those 3 games.

It's so much harder than the first game. I have yet to win a run with either star guy or doom skeleton. Still, great sequel so far.

I was unlucky. Didn't remember the launch until it was too late. Not that it would have mattered since I was in lecture for college, but still would have been nice if I could have ordered one!

I have the strongest of feelings all the scalpers and their bots will buy up all the stock almost immediately and resell for bare minimum $200-300USD ( or currency equivalent price ). So yeah, I definitely think there's gonna be a temporary shortage. At least until the scalpers are forced to sell at a loss because Valve gets more stock and/or does the whole thing of selling refurbished controllers at a discounted price, assuming they do it like they did for deck.

I only accept it because I have become used to it.

Otherwise, I do tend to agree with you for the pretty rare time I need to not go accidental diagonal.

**New Super Lucky Tale**

Fun platformed that I just recently got. Charming game so far. Just barely beat the first boss.

**Mail Mole**

I've had it for a while longer. Another platformer, but some of the side characters models don't look super pretty. Still fun enough

Those have been my recent steam deck games. That, and the **Kila Flow** demo, another platformer. Been trying to make sure my next steam yearly wrap up thing says I played more platformers this year so the genre shows up on that wrap up thing.

I have recently quit Sly 4 on RPCS3 until I can find out if I can get tilt controls working in some way. Sad because it wasn't a bad game. Not Sly 2 or 3 levels of "I love it!" with how far I got, but still good.

I've also had some fun on Super Chipflake Ü. Otherwise, I haven't done much with it.

If a steam controller 2 or whatever is in the ballpark of around $100USD, I'd be down to either save for one or hope Valve does something similar to what they did with the steam deck and sell refurbished controllers at a slightly lower price.

Gonna have to go with the KilaFlow demo because it can actually run on my deck without being low FPS. Most other games I play work just fine on my desktop but I like the demo and wanna play it on a good FPS.

This might, just might, make me take part in installing a beta update.

That controller render thing looks so much better than the original Steam controller. I am not gonna get too excited, but I hope they have a wired model because it looks like a controller I would actually try. Maybe even use it as a replacement for my other 2 controllers.

I personally like Star Wars Battlefront 1 and 2. I can't tell you how much I got out of them on an actual PS2 growing up and now on emulator.

Hot Wheels: Beat That! Looked it up, and maybe it's nostalgia making me blind to how bad it actually is, but I don't remember it being a 50/100 metacritic score bad, even the last time I played less than a year ago.

Crash Twinsanity. I loved this Crash Bandicoot game and think it holds up well enough in the gameplay department. It's a long game, so I have less quarrels suggesting it.

Dokopon Kingdom. This is a long and chaotic game. There are probably settings and stuff to get around it, but you might end up like me and have some real seizure level texture glitches that require you to fully restart the game in order to fix. And who knows, maybe in the year or so since I last played, maybe they have fixed whatever issue the game has being emulated.

Okay, didn't see that image. Good to know.

This game, from the screenshots, definitely looks like a Hollow Knight inspired title. Not that that's a bad thing because inspired games can be just as good or better as the original. Definitely would check it out if I had the money.

Though, I am heavily questioning another title Steam has listed under the publishers account. "Rusty's Retirement" features the jester from Balatro in the game image card thing, which makes me question a few things on the legal side of things.

I have been having a lot of fun going Toxicarl runs with nanny paws in **Dungeon Clawler**, so I'm probably gonna continue doing that for a while.

Now we wait for the death toll to skyrocket as every other company follow suite.

Haven't been touching my Steam profile a lot recently for games, but I've at least been doing some Gemcraft Frostborn Shadows.

Other than that, I actually got back into Sonic Lost Worlds on 3DS. As much as I hate the special stages, one single stage on an unmodded PC version of the game made me realize that movement sucks a little less on the 3DS version.

In other words, I don't endorse getting the Steam version of you have a 3DS unless you wanna mod it to make the movements less jank. Definitely not a good Sonic game, regardless of device, because of the movement like turning being atrocious.