XDA was not always this sensationalist. With that said, I always welcome performance improvements.

Agreed. I have a love-hate with it. Love it makes some games possible. Performance can leave much to be desired. Perhaps it eases development.

Corpos gonna corpo.

Really? I’ve been told by all my dudes into hardware that AMD is where it’s at for value. Plus, Intel has manufacturing issues. I’m sure there’s good deal out there if you look, but I feel dissonance between this article and what I hear in my circle.

It’s not just that. Imagine the dependency management trying to hold onto 32 bit compatibility.

7 Days to Die. Just started with a friend group of a decade after I first heard of it. Still buggy!

You can pry my 1080 from my cold dead hands.

No.

You do realize you’re in a Linux gaming community?

You can quickly and easily filter this community out from being shown to you.

Nice! I recently tried KDE Plasma and I’ve been really impressed not just with the polish but with the look and feel that still kind of reminds me of Windows without being Windows.

Perhaps I’m making a wrong assumption that Microsoft is trying to build some sort of PC compatible gaming store around the device that I see as an inevitable failure. Maybe it will be something completely different and open.

And of course, just because I fail to understand the goal of this device doesn’t mean that it doesn’t have one with merit. It still got half the year to build up hype targeting a 2025 holiday season release.

We already have Windows handhelds. There’s some comparisons here with Windows phone and the smart phone OS industry. If it is to be successful that’s quite the uphill battle being late to the game.

Interesting, although I wonder if they’re going to fall into the trap that everyone else has. It’s not good enough to just make a handheld. You need to have a great ecosystem surrounding it, and Steam is one of the very best for gaming that actually seems to respect its users.

How do you plan to be better than Steam? This is the question that this product fails to answer. If it doesn’t come up with a truly impressive answer soon, it’s dead on arrival.

My money is on no one remembering this device after six months.

User Fault FD “UFFD” support for enhancing the write-watches performance.

I’m too stupid to know what any of this means, but it bothers me so much that the title doesn’t say what it is.