yeah, but you can carry it with you at all times if your phone takes an SD card.

although, can they use one that large, or is there some restriction?

what makes it more usable than just having moonlight?

I’ve been playing it by streaming from my home PC using moonlight. runs well and the battery lasts a long time. still have the issue of trying to play helldivers with controller, but it’s better. and theoretically since it’s not doing the rendering you can hook up an external monitor plus m+k and it’ll still run well

I have the version that’s 2 gens older than this one. it’s great! I’ll certainty be tempted to upgrade to the 7 in a year or two

I tried one of these. cool concept, but execution was meh. Would be better with their external device thing that locks the screen in place.

Also, and YMMV, but it was the only VRish thing to make me nauseous (but not overly so) after a while due to the screen moving. I’ve flown jets in VR comfortably, but XCOM on the NReal was troublesome.

also you need a hub type thing to be able to charge the deck and use the glasses at the same time. not a big deal, but then the deck is pretty bulky

what is NEETs? looked it up, but what I found didn’t seem to fit the context of the sentence

notion is good, but felt so slow. tried it out for a few months, and then did a hybrid approach with obsidian and wound up favoring and then eventually just porting everything over and fully switching to obsidian. been good.

what? I have never heard this about them. is that possibly if you use their sync service?

in the actual sense or in the Todd Howard sense?

There’s a table edit plug in that makes it easy. The gripe I have with it is not being able to right-justify numbers (or maybe I haven’t looked close enough)

I mean, why not do that, from their perspective. Linux has been around for a long time and Windows still maintains market share. They don’t feel threatened at this point, so might as well have the explanation of how to install Linux be a subtle ad for Windows.

For the record, it’s toast.

It gets recognized by my computer as something, but it can’t read the drive and it is unable to be reformatted or anything.

Bummer, but lesson learned. If anyone out there has a Deckmate, be careful with putting the SD cards in the slots and then having it in the steam carry case.

Good call. Going to try with the expansion card thing it came with

Wow, they really pack that stuff in there. Truly is amazing that such a tiny little piece of tech is hundreds of MB!

I’ll try it in a normal-sized SD carrier card, but I think it’s probably toast.

Thanks for those images, super cool!

I suppose there’s no harm in trying to seal it up and give it a whirl

Can’t that be done with a steam link though?

I 3D printed some. I’m going to modify one so it slips over the Deckmate’s kickstand.

I assume there are buyable versions, although I didn’t find any in a cursory search just now

Kickstand of some kind is really nice. And the belly stand things make it more comfortable to play laying down. Nice simple additions, but useful in the day to day

For a mobile platform, I’ll take the agility over the storage capacity and longevity. But to each their own

Depends on the game, but there’s going to be written sectors no matter what I would think. From Save games to generating terrain in things like Minecraft. It would be interesting if they could do a paired folder thing where all the writing would be done to the OS drive and read from the SD.

That being said, I think the wear will be much less than on the RPi since it’s not running the actual OS off of it, not that I have anything to back up that theory…