Ninmi
@Ninmi@sopuli.xyz
A bit of an idealist and fond of empathy.
Can respond in English, Suomi and broken 日本語.
- Comment on Path of Exile 2 Is Being Optimized For the Steam Deck 3 weeks ago:
I do wonder if it’s going to be HC viable as well.
- Comment on [@GamersNexus] They Changed Everything: Valve Steam Deck OLED vs. LCD Tear-Down 7 months ago:
Arrows and emojis have just been so painfully prevalent in thumbnails desperate for attention. I don’t actually hold it against GN (or any channel), can’t really help that it’s what people click. It just seems so “not GN” lol.
- Comment on [@GamersNexus] They Changed Everything: Valve Steam Deck OLED vs. LCD Tear-Down 7 months ago:
Can’t watch the video yey but damn, GN does meme arrow thumbnails these days?
- Comment on [News] Steam Deck OLED review: much more than a screen improvement - Polygon 7 months ago:
167h of Stardew on the Deck here so far and probably wouldn’t even play it if Deck didn’t make playing games so comfy.
- Comment on Steam Deck OLED promises better screen, longer battery life, and faster Wi-Fi 7 months ago:
Aside from the bigger battery, the APU got a die shrink (7nm to 6nm). With the same performance target it directly translates to better efficiency.
- Comment on Steam Deck OLED promises better screen, longer battery life, and faster Wi-Fi 7 months ago:
Apparently “highly limited quantities” is about the Limited Edition model and not all of the OLED models.
- Submitted 7 months ago to steamdeck@sopuli.xyz | 19 comments
- Comment on [Discussion] With the recent rumors of a possible hardware refresh, what are your most hoped for changes in an updated Steam Deck? 9 months ago:
I don’t think it’ll ever happen, but I’d love to see the right side trackpad and thumbstick swap places. I use the trackpad 95% of the time and I keep wishing it was in the better spot.
- Comment on Is there any reason to have a Switch and a Steamdeck, 10 months ago:
Steam Deck does feel like a superset of Switch. It offers almost all of what Switch offers in a bit heavier and a lot more comfortable package. You get absolute freedom to do what you want with the device (I buy almost all my games from GOG), the trackpads become pretty much mandatory once you get used to them. You have the option of playing AAA titles with shorter battery life, but don’t actually compare that badly agaist a Switch if you play games that Switch can run. You gain access to a lot more games, a lot cheaper games.
People convince eachother that the two devices serve different functions and audiences, but that just feels like unwarranted courtesy towards Switch. I don’t have a Switch, to be clear, but it does seem like an obvious upgrade from what I can tell.