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Different strokes for different folks. The console experience is still much easier. My Xbox Series S controller won't even sync to my PC right now. I even bro
by 999900000999 4y ago
Different strokes for different folks.
The console experience is still much easier. My Xbox Series S controller won't even sync to my PC right now.
I even brought the USB controller adapter since Bluetooth wasn't working. I have to find my old Xbox One controller.
On my PS4 I turn the controller on. Select the game, I'm done
It just works.
I prefer PC gaming , but lately I just want to chill on my coach, playing Crash 4.
I guess it's possible via unholy levels of customization to get a PC to wake on input via gamepad. And then open a GUI with full gamepad support.
* BUT STEAM DECK*
Great, PC gaming without Gamepass or official support for anything not on Steam.
- sidewndr46 4y agoA quick search indicates this not to be true. Playstations are just hardware you can't fix yourself when they break. For example: https://www.dexerto.com/gaming/how-to-fix-bricking-on-ps5-1767343/ https://www.dexerto.com/gaming/how-to-fix-bricking-on-ps5-17...
- 999900000999 4y agoThat's not what we're talking about . I'm taking about UX.
- sidewndr46 4y agoYou said "the console experience". Surely that covers all aspects of using a console, not just the ones you find satisfying?
- 999900000999 4y agoWhat are we even talking about here? How about Macs , you can't really do anything to fix a MacBook Air if it just doesn't want to turn on the next day. Same thing with gaming laptops. Do we really need to have a true Scotsman argument, is real PC gaming only done on a tower desktop PC that you built yourself. And for the HN crowd of course this needs to be running a customized installation of Arch Linux.