To me it seemed to try to say that most research done so far on video games is mostly about how violence in games affects people, not the positive benefits. Which is probably true that the majority (for a while at least) was about that.
Tchia has a tiny bit of fighting, but felt like a cozy game the whole time I played it. It was slower paced and easy to just explore.
Outer wilds has a lot of mystery to solve but is very relaxing and pleasant.
Both games I felt perfectly happy to just enjoy the sights occasionally.
I think I bought a knockoff brand but these are great and just make it easier to press the back buttons, even if you don’t have small hands.
It depends what you play. Strategy games benefit from the touchpads as mice.
Also I sometimes use the touchpads for touch menus.
It got me when there was gta with a horse and cart, and an assassins creed section
on mobile, so I posted the description as it was easier
How large are they, because I like to explore a lot.
I feel less likely to buy now because I know another sale will come soon when I’m ready. I’m not mad at it and less impulse buys.
But then they have to try harder, I guess
So it has been written
I hadn’t heard of the Lenovo go and it actually looks decent. It can be used as a real mouse with detachable “joycons”. I’m not going to buy one because I’m plenty happy with my Steam deck and don’t want the default to be windows, but otherwise looks like a good option
Do you play the same games together often? In that case unless it is a couch co-op game (some are) you would need a second switch with the same game.
You can have multiple profiles on a switch and can share games between profiles on that switch. If it’s physical you can just play that game on any switch on any profile (just whoever has the cartridge). If it’s digital, if you buy it on the primary profile of a certain switch (make sure you do this) then all the other profiles on that switch can play that game too. If you want to share digital games between different switches it’s more complicated, but it requires cloud syncing and some other shenanigans I couldn’t explain.
They are all portable but you might be talking about the switch light which doesn’t have removable controllers. If you have a tv one for everyone, the you either need the controllers from the other switches or extra controllers (joy con style or normal controller style) to play together. Some games can be a lot of fun to play on the tv together. Check how many people a game can play.
I hope I answers some of your questions.
It should only be applicable to new sales. Old sales should function the same as before.
Thanks for your edit. I did run into that problem, but you gave me a better starting point! probably saved me hours of frustrated searching.
My solution, if anyone else needs this, was to install winetricks (through the discovery store) > and install xact_64 for the game (Install a Windows DLL or component). I mostly followed this tutorial and used xact_64 instead of whatever they said. And I did install FO4 through heroic the first time.
Yeah, fallout isn’t that complicated. I’ve configured a number of keyboard strategy games, so this should be easy compared to those if I go that route. Thanks.
Thanks.
Steam input, meaning the easy way to select control options, instead of having to link to a keyboard button?
Bi-directional?
Shop vac simulator
There are tons of mods for Minecraft too that can completely change the game and sometimes teach different things
If you can play on a computer you can use a launcher and play any version you want.