The 11 inch one looks ridiculous. How are you supposed to comfortably hold that?!

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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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