But those are all publicly available pieces of legislation. It’s quite a leap to go from that to just assuming they’ll secretly and illegally spy on you through public wifi networks, without any law allowing them to do so. Besides, if they have no problem doing that, why would internet through your European ISP be any safer?
Looks like mobile shovelware with a Pokemon skin. TPC has shockingly low quality standards for the biggest franchise on earth.
Somehow didn’t expect them to pick such a young actor for Link, even though it does correspond to Link’s age in many of the games.
I’m really curious to see more of this movie. I think Zelda is a really difficult series to adapt well.
It was already clickable for me on the web UI, but apparently the correct formatting depends on the client as it doesn’t work in voyager.
Community link for people from other instances: /c/Metroid@lemmy.dbzer0.com
No not really, games like the mainline Zelda and Mario titles have really long development cycles.
Good to hear. Tried running the update when the news about it came out, but it seemingly wasn’t available yet. Will try later today then.
Metroid seems like a prime holiday release.
Maybe Hyrule Warriors in september and Air Riders in november. But we’ve seen so little of Air Riders that I wouldn’t be surprised if it gets delayed.
Their settings are adjusted on a firmware bases by pressing different buttons together on the controller.
That’s also the case on newer 8bitdo controllers to be fair. You don’t have to use the software often but when you do, it’s indeed a pain.
Yes, proprietary software on Windows or Android. It gets even more “fun” though, as you need to use different software for different controllers. The “8bitdo Firmware updater” works for controller like the Pro 2, but if for example you have the Ultimate 2 you need the “8Bitdo Ultimate Software 2” instead. That thing will also crash if you have any other 8bitdo device plugged in. So yeah.
Remapping controls, like using the sticks to control the mouse etc.
Should be the ability to freely remap their controls using the Steam Input interface. They’ve always worked on Deck as regular XInput devices.
I could see the argument for large file sizes, but tiny games like Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 also get released as key cards. I could see the argument for key cards being an improved replacement for “download code in a box” releases, but those are still a thing on Switch 2 regardless.
The 8bitdo Ultimate 2 is pretty close to an XBox controller and it has a gyro. The problem is that while the gyro works great on Switch, it’s severely limited on PC, as it can only emulate the right stick with very few settings. The Steam Input update could potentially fix that, but I haven’t tested it yet.
I have 3 of their controllers. All excellent hardware-wise but a bit shit when it comes to their software. Don’t think you’ll even be able to do this firmware update on Linux. Curious to see how well the Steam Input support works in any case, especially whether it includes gyro.
Yeah, could be that or the testing methods of either site might have been flawed. In any case the difference shouldn’t just be brushed aside like it was in the article.
Japan’s Chimolog is our second source. Its tests showed the Switch 2’s display to be slightly quicker, averaging 17 ms at 60 Hz.
That’s quite a huge difference though, about half that of Monitors Unboxed. Would definitely be worth finding out why the results are so different.
Yeah, especially since replacing the mainboard is not trivial work at all. I assume it’s probably more expensive outside Japan though, with the weak yen etc.
Linux EAC client is user level, so the statement only applies to Windows.
Again, those are all pushes for legislation. None of which are implemented at this point. The EU is, for better and for worse, a bureaucratic monster. Anything it does has to go through a long process involving multiple oversight comittees, the commission, the parliament etc. It really doesn’t have the option for much secrecy. National governments are quite a different story.