What controller i should buy for 3D emulated and racing games that doesnt break apart after a few months of use like the DS5/Xbox gamepads with stick drift/mushy unusable buttons? Otherwise, im never gonna buy one ever again aside from the Nintendo ones

>>1669833 i heard good things about gamesir, personally i use my ds4 since both of them still work

Anyone manage to get Fear and Hunger to run well on a steam deck? Seems like no matter what I do the game will run at about 40 FPS at best and 10-15 FPS at worst. Also crashing at that very low FPS.

>>1669845 >i heard good things about gamesir Alright, is this one good for windows PC ?

>>1670058 yeah, be aware that the wire is not removable though

>>1670101 i couldnt find a controller with the wireless bluethoot stick i liked

Why do creatives (videogame developers, animators, etc.) and STEM people troon out in high numbers?

>>1671559 Intellectual pursuits and culture, especially pop culture, are heavily pozzed at the academic level (which influences everything downstream). They have been molded by that. The fact that they all tend to use the internet excessively to validate their delusions, along with so many aspects of culture being pozzed makes it all but inevitable. You have to mentally push back against the pozz at all times and humans prefer to travel the path of least resistance, when someone isn't pozzed, it's usually because their foundations were solid enough to resist the pounding waves. (E.g. good parents, an actual moral foundation, critical thinking skills, and some level of uncompromising individual identity in their mind that isn't already tainted by the culture around them that will anchor them in times of uncertainty)

Hey, I managed to hack my 360 and gonna play some OG Xbox games on it. What was the good version of Ninja Gaiden 1? was it Black?

Do any Nitter instances actually show porn anymore? They've all been cucked by the recent backend changes for UK law.

>>1671841 they should work since the UK thing no longer impacts rest of europe, unless muskrat was meddling with mirror sites again

update: my new gamesir controller is coming t'day, but i was wondering what are some games that are far more enjoyable/better to play with a gamepad compared to kbm?

>>1676208 Aids

>>1676208 Platformers, especially 3D ones. Driving games. Basically everything that wasn't designed for KB+M. Games should almost always be played with the controller they were designed for, even if it's a controller I would say in general isn't as good. The N64 controller is retarded in a lot of ways, but there are games designed with it in mind, and many utilize it in ways that can't really be replicated perfectly with other controllers. And that's an extreme example.

>>1676208 >>1676737 Seconding driving games, it's far more pleasant to play them with a gamepad. Also hack and slashers. >>1676707 Never played that one, I take it you have a lot of experience?

Which games banned by Twitch deserved to be banned and which didn't? Here's the list btw: Cobra Club Criminal Girls Dramatical Murder House Party Genital Jousting Rinse and Repeat Sakura Santa Second Life Witch Trainer Yandere Simulator

>>1680110 Who gives a fuck about Twitch?

Hatred is still not allowed. Not Important was over ten years ago.

trying to find out worth of this expensive sticker. it was next to the test console back then. i can even draw you the memory of the shop.but im not shure if creating an ebay acount and buy a credit card is even worth it.was still functional in my days

Ther was one of batman chewing gums at the lower right site like usual so you should know

Let's call it shroom kingdom

what

What are those straps on the left and right side of her pants called?

>>1683764 Suspenders.

Anyone here played witchfire? Would you recommend it? Is it fun?

Wasn't there a thread someone made for sharing Steam keys? I can't seem to find it. I wanted to nab some cheap games to share with others but also ask how exactly one even shares a key anymore, didn't Steam do away with that and now you can only gift it directly to a player unless it's from a third party like a Humble Bundle or reseller or something?

>>1706979 You run the 5 same maps ad infinitum. The enemies have different spawn points and there's a mini event or two each time you run a map. But effectively, it's just running the same maps endlessly. The gunplay feels good, but it got boring real fast.

>>1709897 Any other good traditional FPS with lots of secrets and stat building? Been looking at Wolfenstein 2009.

Is there a name for this style of game art? It's not exactly tile based but uses them, and has a really limited color palette. Don't know anything about the game (He is Coming) but love the way it looks based on these screenshots. Reminds me a lot of Dwarf Fortress, especially with certain tilesets.

>>1709514 Devs can generate as many keys as they want so they still float around even if you can't generate them from gifts (I haven't tried so maybe you still can idk). I grabbed one of the keys from that thread before it disappeared and it was a hentai game. >>1712027 It's the family of art styles that'd get referred to by the bit-width of their palette ie 8-bit/16-bit etc, the terms mostly got taken over by the chunky pixel art these days but that's more of a retrofit due to modern throwbacks rather than the original style. There is also the part about everything being static sprites instead of animations but I don't think there is a proper specifier for that so it remains more implementation detail than artstyle. The game itself is fun but gets a bit too repetitive over time not because it lacks the content but because the strict time limit and incredibly inconsistent RNG makes it so that you can't really interact with the content that is there at all, by the time I get to mess around with synergies or acquire newly unlock items the run is over and you get kicked out.

>>1712072 Cool, thanks. That's sort of what I wanted to say it was but wasn't sure since the whole -bit stuff is a bit confusing. Thanks for the quick rundown on the game too, I'm still interested in trying it out but I'll probably hold off on it for a while then.

>>1712027 Looks very much like a zx spectrum game.

>>1710003 tried it, didn't really like it. Has the "strawberry jam on screen regenerating health". Also too much talking, not enough shooting.

>>1712027 I don't believe it has a name, but this is mimicking what old microcomputers looked like. If you like it, try the free RPG Moonring, inspired by the same old CRPGs as this.

>>1712027 >>1712263 >zx spectrum Sort of. They look like they were maybe trying to evoke the Spectrum look but the palette is more muted, closer to the C64. That's aside from it not respecting the color limit.