Quoting: Eike

Quoting: The_AquabatIMHO Shadow Of Mordor should be added to best update received in 2019, for their Vulkan Support.

You can add stuff yourself!

Quoting: EikeAhh!
I thought about asking if we're not doing these this time. :)

Quoting: GuestWhy the hell are you even writing about it on a gaming site?

Quoting: Saulsecsiramirez Does a release like this eventually help the development of proton?

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Quoting: PangaeaRe-selling more steam keys I see (at least for the games I checked). Not interested then.

I've heard of dubious sellers reselling Steam keys sourced from HB, however I've not seen anybody suggest that HB are selling keys illegitimately. Care to elaborate on what you're objecting to?

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Quoting: Mountain ManI had forgotten that Stadia was even a thing. Seems like there was lots of hype about it, then it was released, and everybody promptly ignored it. Just doesn't seem like its made much of a splash.

I'd say that's because people don't want to jump in with both feet. Only the Premier edition is available now, which is $129 and comes with 3 months of "Pro" service. If I was me, I'd just want to sign up for one month and try it out using already-owned controller.

I do want to give it a try, but not for over $100. That's too steep to demo something when I already have a good computer, PS4, and Nintendo Switch.

Quoting: RedneckIt already works! I am a proud owner of an Asus C302ca and most (if not all) of the newer Chromebooks include the Play Store.
So I basically installed Steam for Android and I'm perfectly able to stream games from my HTPC.

I didn't test the Steam controller yet, but probably tomorrow I will test some csgo steaming with Mouse/KB and see how playable it is

Quoting: Ehvis

Drift Stage was successfully funded on Kickstarter back in February of 2015, with a reasonable sum of $57,720 to make their modern take on retro racing a reality.

I think the problem is that this is not a reasonable sum. That amount of money funds at most a single person for one year. While it is not impossible for an experienced dev to make something good in such a time span, it is not an easy task either. Especially when you want code+art+sound+music, which generally requires multiple people.

When I see such numbers, I immediately wonder what other types of funding they have.