Images on the feed shrink when I try to zoom in on mobile. If I want to read the text on the image, I need to tap it once to open the post, then tap it again to open the image. At that point it fills the screen, but I still can’t zoom in any closer, it just bounces back.

The blocker wall is preventing me from seeing anything in the article.

I bought the Ezio trilogy on sale late last year on steam. When I installed it on deck and tried to play, I couldn’t because my Ubisoft account was originally made on console using an outdated email, so account confirmation is impossible, and I need to make a new Ubisoft account from scratch and forfeit whatever value I had accumulated with the old one. I figured I’d make a new one eventually, but here I am, nearly half a year later with still no interest in doing so.

Same exact thing happened with Rockstar and red dead 2 on deck.

I’m sure most pc players won’t even care that they need to slap together a quick PS account too play a great game, but sometimes it can be just enough of a hassle to keep people from playing at all.

I’m almost 40 and I’d say there’s no age range to this game. The little bots are adorable and goofy little parodies of the characters they’re based on, usually found doing something ridiculous. It just oozes nostalgia and charm.

Little kids will enjoy it for sure, and there’s little challenge, but adults often find smiling unavoidable. At least this was my experience with Rescue Mission for PSVR.

It’s just a cute and silly good time.

The adapter was officially certified in S. Korea recently, so it’s coming.

I suspect getting PSVR2 on PC will make developing games for PSVR2 a safer investment for first party studios, since the audience will include PC users.

Fantastic IP. Glad it’s not VR only this time, but sorely disappointed it’s not VR at all. PSVR2 deserves more love.

Fantastic IP. Glad it’s not VR only this time, but sorely disappointed it’s not VR at all. PSVR2 deserves some love.

Yeah. Both Alien and Behemoth were already known to be coming to PSVR2.

Thoroughly heartbroken that Astrobot doesn’t support VR as even a hybrid game. Zero new VR announcements as well. A bit of a bummer if you’re an enthusiast, but behemoth looks worth a purchase.

Unfortunately I’m not in a location where I can listen. What is the advised path to update if I’m already in the middle of a game?

I enjoy MacOS, but I’ve got an ancient Intel Mac mini with upgraded storage and RAM back at the in-laws that I had been using as a server. Now that I’ve had the pleasure of a steam deck, I’d like to turn it into a dedicated Linux machine whenever I get the chance to grab it. It’s long past its expiration date as a Mac machine.

I always get a little annoyed when people imply consumers are at fault for what’s actually just shitty economic practices.

I’m no economist, but ad-supported everything just seems like a stagnant bubble trying desperately not to burst by throwing more ads everywhere and calling you the bad guy for blocking them.

This one is so good. Probably one of my favorite comics of all time.

Ah. Okay. So what threw me off was my assumption that the owl was responding to “you’re on” with “whooo” (who’s on?). So I thought the bartender was saying it should be “whom’s on”.

Thank you for the clarification!

Oh, you must mean the ones who migrate the properly legal way?

Cute, but explain.

I guess we should expect more political anti-union rhetoric soon.

Yeah, Linux losing native ports is valve’s own fault. You put in all the work for free, people expect you to continue putting in the work for free. Apple’s GPTK is years behind, but the same thing will happen with that. Fewer Mac ports, greater work put into the GPTK to make up for it.

Did they say “Immersive”? I think this might be the closest they’ve come acknowledging their VR headset in years!

Well, I suppose you could call a mountain rugged, but I wouldn’t say rugged is exclusively mountainous. I wanted to emphasize mountainous because I had an ESL student who was a pilot in training, and he had told me all about the dangers of mountains specifically.