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I got a black Friday sale PSVR years ago for like $200, that's about the price point I'd need to upgrade.

Not happening anytime soon.

Gamer with 2307 unplayed games in their Steam library:

"I'm *bored*... Let's see if my Steam Controller can bake cookies!

Which is fine, until the credit card companies start telling you what you can & can't buy.

Xbox: *Hold my beer*

It sounds like the LB is stuck.

It might be as simple as opening it up and reseating the button, or it might need a switch replaced.

The Steam Deck seems to be built to be serviced, I replaced the drive in my OG 64gb LCD model to a 2tb one in about an hour by following a YouTube tutorial.

True, but I bet there will be a very small amount of people who have the Machine & not the controller, considering that it's more console than PC.

I think the bigger issue would still be supply. If they sell out of controllers from people buying them for their Deck/PC, they may not have enough for the Machines, delaying them further.

Rougelikes/lites are perfect for the deck IMO.

Simple quick sessions that you can pick up and put down whenever without having to remember too much is what I want on a portable system. I tend to have downtime in my vehicle at work, and I can put in 20-30 minutes into Hades 2 and still have a pretty good idea of what was going on when I come back to it a few hours or a few days later, without having to search for a good stopping point.

UFO 50

1 - I grew up with the NES & now I have nostalgia for a game system that never existed.

2 - You literally get 50 games for the price of admission, so there's sure to be something that clicks.

3 - I couldn't imagine playing with a keyboard and mouse.

4 - Seriously, *fifty games!*

Same. I caught a black Friday deal years back & got a 2Tb for less than $150

The review period runs from January 1 - December 14; I think that's a pretty solid snapshot of a year.

The thing that gets me is they don't count any offline time, so my hours of playing sitting in my vehicle don't get logged.

!No.

>Fixed volume jumping to 100% upon removing 3.5mm headphones

THANK YOU! The random blast of audio coming out when my headphone unplugged was so annoying.

I swapped my 64gb LCD to a 2tb in about an hour, including reflashing the OS. Improved load times as well as storage space.

Ha!

I was about to mention those in my last comment! I remember it was like weird bits of terrain you had to shoot so many times in certain levels to get the Easter egg. Pretty sure I saw the locations in Nintendo Power...

A low poly wireframe bikini girl had to be hidden back in the day, and now there's porn games on the Switch Store!

Red Alarm is definitely my Number 2 on VB,

Followed by Wario. I need to search my basement and see if I still have them...

Teleroboxer reminds me of a cross between Punch Out & Metal Combat for the Super Scope, another underrated gem.

At least that one got a sequel!

The virtual boy was ahead of its time, too. Teleroboxer is still my favorite game that no one played.

I dropped a 2TB drive into my lowest grade LCD model & have been super happy with it. Rarely game on anything else.

Installing Retro deck was super straight forward for me and "just worked" with 90% of my games

Just when I thought this timeline couldn't get any weirder, I've agreed with MTG & North Korea in the same week.