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HDR in Windows, specifically in gaming, has faced many issues over the years. Microsoft has been trying to improve the HDR experience, most recently with the addition of an HDR calibration app that let’s you set your display’s peak brightness, black level, and full field brightness.
For those who game in HDR, what is your experience like today?
See except for the recent The Verge interview with Valve.
Griffais says the company is also directly paying more than 100 open-source developers to work on the Proton compatibility layer, the Mesa graphics driver, and Vulkan, among other tasks like Steam for Linux and Chromebooks.
This is how Linux gaming has been able to narrow the gap with Windows by investing millions of dollars a year in improvements.
I have a difficult time picking just one game; I like a lot of older game, like from 20+ years ago that I played in highschool; Command & Conquer series, Baldur’s Gate series, Icewind Dale 1&2, and a couple others.
I don’t know who cares, but nevertheless I will like to express my satisfaction in having SteamInput which allows me to add in unofficial gyro feature to Kena, which makes aiming much better.
I have been using gyro for various games including Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC with Steam Controller and PS controllers, but not on the Steam Deck until today. I was playing Kena on the Steam Deck, and reached the part where she gets to start using the bow and arrow, so I figure why not try out the gyro on Steam Deck? Unfortunately the control option of the game is pretty bare bone, so I access the controller setting, and modified the layout by activating the gyro when I full press LB.
With this small change it makes combat gameplay better than before. I am able to aim more accurately and smoothly, by using the gyro to make subtle aiming adjustment. At the risk of sounding hyperbole, it feels like a gamechanger to me. I wouldn’t have enjoy the game as much if I was limited to the …
I’ve been wondering this for a long time ever since Intel announced to be producing new line of gpu’s and it has me worried that they might fall in the same pit as AMD and Nvidia. The supply is low and cards get sold out anyway and Intel might as well just go along with situation and make some more money.
I’ve been also wondering how the new Intel plant in Europe is gonna affect things. Will intel chips become cheaper in Europe due to lower taxes or more expensive due to expensive work force?
What’s your take on this?
All the new video games launching in 2023 https://www.polygon.com/23493762/new-video-games-2023-release-dates-calendar-upcoming
2023 will be some gaming year as long as some big games won’t get delayed and which game/s are you most looking forward to?
Also we have more Elden Ring dlc on top of that!
I am getting my first gaming pc soon and I don’t know what game to start off with. I would prefer a single player game that isn’t too difficult (or at least has difficulty settings, no Elden Ring or Dark Souls) and that will be good for helping me get more comfortable with playing on mouse and keyboard. As a reference, some of my favorite games I have played include: God of War, The Witcher 3, Bloodborne, Ghost of Tsushima, The Last of Us, Destiny 1 and 2, the Batman Arkham games, and Red Dead Redemption 2.
Edit: I would also prefer games that maybe have a little bit of everything (movement, combat, aiming, etc)
Any Game like Dofus/Wakfu can be RPG or MMORPG turn-based to grind for gear and other stuff with friends