Re:Why Steam Deck Is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming M...
by soiler on Thursday February 09, 2023 @10:11AM
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> buttons in such an awkward position that I get cramps in my hand after half an hour of playing
That is a downside of every console/controller, though, because people have different hands. For me, the Switch is painful to hold for more than a half-hour or so because the joycons are so small. So personally I enjoy the Deck, even though it's heavy, but I recognize that it was clearly made for someone with my body type.
> All those AAA titles run like ass and/or look like ass on the deck.
Second this, though. I thought I'd finally finish Sekiro on the train when I got the deck, but the screen is too small for my old man eyes; it was not a good experience.
That is a downside of every console/controller, though, because people have different hands. For me, the Switch is painful to hold for more than a half-hour or so because the joycons are so small. So personally I enjoy the Deck, even though it's heavy, but I recognize that it was clearly made for someone with my body type.
> All those AAA titles run like ass and/or look like ass on the deck.
Second this, though. I thought I'd finally finish Sekiro on the train when I got the deck, but the screen is too small for my old man eyes; it was not a good experience.