u/toynbee

Kentum and Megabonk are by far my most played games on Deck and both have almost no desktop playtime for me.

Well, good on you for your progressive perspective and your willingness to express it.

I was going to comment that, a while ago, I saw someone on Lemmy make almost exactly this comment.

Now I wonder if the person I saw was you or, alternatively, whether you saw the same person.

I've heard tales of its niceness.

I lichen you guys.

I had this issue when I got my wife a "remarkable" tablet. Apparently the early gens were well known for getting the power button stuck and for being glued together and thus difficult to disassemble.

I bought an iFixit kit and got it apart and the power button unstuck, but I never got the tablet back together.

The common suggestion for that particular tablet was to use a Dremel to widen the power button slot and liberate the button.

edit: Added the word "difficult."

This is what NerdCubed did in his old video about it.

I like the steam deck and use it as a controller, but you could make the same argument about the switch. Regarding the switch, my answer would be that while it is a controller, it is - IMHO - a poorly designed and uncomfortable-to-use controller.

While you and I like the ergonomics of the deck, others may not. One can hardly blame those people for wanting something they feel more usable.