It's not really recommended, sadly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vjo6WntYpD4 [External Link]

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Quoting: Leahi84

Quoting: kuhpunktI don't know. Turok is such a weird franchise. Why did it ever get "big"?

It was one of the first FPS I can remember on the N64... but eh.

It didn't get big. The game's were considered "cult classics". I don't think this will sell well overall.

But if it didn't get "big" - why did it get so many sequels and spin offs?

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Quoting: such

Quoting: kuhpunktI hope they will fix the bundle price, lol.

If you already own Remake, you should get a bigger discount...

They lowered the price on the first one, so that's your discount.

But I already have the first one.

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I don't know. Turok is such a weird franchise. Why did it ever get "big"?

It was one of the first FPS I can remember on the N64... but eh.

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I hope they will fix the bundle price, lol.

If you already own Remake, you should get a bigger discount...

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Quoting: Pyretic

Quoting: kuhpunktI don't see how this makes any sense...

A Steam Deck 2, but plugged in? It looks like it's a PC with a new AMD APU. What does that have to do with the Steam Deck being released in Australia?

Basically, assuming this Steam Machine 2 has nothing to do with VR, its better performance would essentially make the Steam Deck redundant, which would be a shame since it just released in Australia.

Why would it make a Steam Deck redundant?! It wouldn't. It would be a powerful stationary device. The point of a Steam Deck is having a mobile device.

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Quoting: PyreticSee, there's a lot of conflicting reports on what this 'Steam Machine' could be. Either it's essentially a Steam Deck 2 but plugged in, or it's a VR box that streams wirelessly to a headset.

Both are concerning.

Steam Deck 2 releasing now would be weird, since Steam Deck 1 just got released in Australia, and it has only been 2 years since its release everywhere else.

I don't see how this makes any sense...

A Steam Deck 2, but plugged in? It looks like it's a PC with a new AMD APU. What does that have to do with the Steam Deck being released in Australia?

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The "problem" remains a bit that there isn't that much of an incentive to get a new Steam Machine. I just upgraded my PC a few weeks ago and of course I don't represent everybody... but still.

If it's decently priced [maybe like ~$500], it could be a good entry point for new PC players. Or as an additional one for the living room...

Wishing them a lot of success regardless.

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Quoting: chickenb00I pass: the trackpads do not have prime real estate where your thumbs will naturally rest on the controller.

Why do you rest your fingers anywhere? I have mine on the sticks or the buttons the whole time.

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What makes me truly curious on the Steam Controller 2 is just — why? The original was done along with the Steam Machines and Steam Link. While we do have the Steam Deck now, it has been out for years already , and Steam Input works great with tons of different controllers, so why would Valve be again making their own?

I'd say because there is no controller on the market that has the same inputs as the Steam Deck and people like that a lot.

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