My understanding is that it is larger by physical size. It supports the 2280, which should make it more affordable to upgrade the drive. (I didn't watch the stream, but read it on verge)
Looks like it's releasing next week on Tuesday 3rd. They updated the release date. It also says it requires an internet connection to play.. which is lame. Was hoping the steam version could at least be played offline (like the switch version)..
I hope it runs well, I've wanted to replay the first one. Would've preferred a PC release so I could play it on my steam deck, but am also happy with a Switch release
Ah alright, I always thought summer was supposed to be the best one, but it never seemed like it was. That makes sense then
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Oh, didn't see that. No idea to be honest. When I see EIA, I think of environmental impact assessment, I doubt it's that though :D
I think Bladexdsl meant that you usually get better deals from legitimate 3rd party key sellers (that you can activate on Steam). I rarely buy games directly from Steam. Those shady keyshops are typically even cheaper, but I avoid those.
But yeah otherwise, I wasnt too impressed with this sale...
I'd agree but i feel that the fall in value of cash is also proportional to the fall in quality of games nowadays. So in the end, the price should remain the same. I dont mind paying more, but I can barely justify paying current prices for some of the games that come out (especially at launch)
I agree, I can tweak settings and get better battery life than what I got in the original nintendo switch model (which was also fine for me). Except that games just look way better on the deck
Yeah i didnt see any mention of that either but i had huge performance drops on Forza Horizon 5, it was completely unplayable. It wouldnt even load on GE Proton7-14 or proton experimental. It would load on steamplay's default proton (7.0.1 in my case) but a lot of stutter rendering it completely...
Edit: it seems that there are pretty heavy performance drops when doing this, at least with Forza Horizon 5.
I came across this fix on reddit, thought I'd share it here as well. Credits to albynomonk and nemnapos. This will free up approx 30gb on ur internal drive and always save shader files...