Probably based on what the actual monitor resolutions are and not just the raw multi monitor result as you can create an almost endless variation of those when you start matching the resolution position based on the physical location of the monitors.
E.g in a setup like this even if both would be 1920x1080, you'd end up with something random like 3840 x 1428.
Ok, sorry for the misinformation. In the beta there actually was a Browser available but since then it has been removed and there are currently no ways to reenable it.
Definitely does. A bit too well even sometimes. I block genres I usually am not interested in but that means games that feature some element of them that I might like in small doses also gets blocked. eg Stray, which has stealth gameplay, but has been pretty fun so far.
Only way this pays off is if it doesn't require the blizzard launcher, and it works with Linux/proton. Otherwise, I will continue playing my copy of Diablo 2 and Path of Exile.
Zachtronics games are usually pretty good. Depending on how comfortable you are with coding etc. some of them are more "overtly programming-y" than others, so could be a better or worse fit.
TIS-100, Shenzhen IO, Exapunks all use (stylized) "assembly" languages.
SpaceChem, Magnum Opus and similar games are more drag and drop.
TIS-100 is meant to evoke sitting around hacking at weird, old hardware and has a whole story to it. It gets hard. I've spent less time on Shenzhen but it is basically the same gist - except now you're an electronics designer, and the language works somewhat differently. Exapunks is "hacking". Most games tend to feature the same kind of scoring allowing you to optimize your solution for speed/cost/space etc
Also a lot of them seem like Factorio clones. It's not on sale (never is) but it's reasonably priced and a very decent game with cool devs.
Thanks, I keep looking at factorio and wondering if it would like to be on sale for me. It would be good to have some more games I’ve never downloaded in my Steam library.
Factorio will never go on sale. Wube has said many times that puting the game on sale would be a slap in the face to those who crowdfunded the game before it launched.
The best time to buy Factorio was during the crowdfunded campaign. The second best time is now.
As a consession there is the free demo you can play to see if you like the game.
A home console only slightly more powerful than the Deck (as reported) would be a flop. It would be less powerful than the PS4. People will be plugging this into 4k 120hz TVs.
I’d be very surprised if it was a home console unless they have some kind of magic upscaling they’ve built into Proton.
Some 32" TVs are 4k, 99% of 43"+ TVs are 4k. Most people can afford them because they are very cheap. Usually 90Hz, mostly 100Hz, sometimes 120 or 150Hz
If they manage to put in a 7600 class GPU and sell the whole thing for under $500, it would be a winner. You could build a PC like that, so given the economies of scale, that should be doable.
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