In Mario Maker you have to finish the level before before uploading. I can't believe Mario Maker has more stringent upload policies than Steam.
It's just that good!
I believe Giffgaff pay as you go is what you're after. They will send you reminders of you use no data, calls or texts for 6 months or so, but if sending some data then you're golden.
24GB of RAM seems overkill for a handheld. I'd rather it have less and be cheaper. I'd also rather be ARM and cost 500USD AND have VR capabilities, but hey, that's just me.
It's like the console wars but way stupider.
Can someone tell me what specific hardware models this driver is actually for? Its not mentioned in the article. I have a 2070super lying around and I'd love to use it for linux gaming machine.
Cool, I guess? All I want to see is gameplay, but we probably won't in the next 3 years.
The way the article talks about it, it is literally just app pinning. They also suggest only allowing guests to see select photos in your gallery when handing your phone which seems like more effort than its worth. Maybe just show your photos to people you trust?
Lots of people? They have consistently been putting out critically acclaimed games for years. No company comes close to their recent output. They even announced a sequel to Okami. People will jizz! I'm saving my spunk for Viewtiful Joe 3.
How are you finding the netcode? I've heard people are my issues with that.
For this game it says "unsupported" which means they tested it and it doesn't meet their criteria. Although the steam deck verified programme is largely rubbish anyway, I tend to just see if there's a YouTube video of someone running it, and use that to make my mind up.