• UnsureAndUnqualified@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    Definitely that it provides me with the chance to do whatever I want. I have a few okd tablets and phones lying around. I can’t use the iPad anymore because no apps support the ios and I can’t update it any further. I was able to find a use for the Android table as a second monitor, but that is pretty iffy and might not work for long. Wanted to use my old phone to leave a small Python script running for a few days. Couldn’t even get Python to work because I’d need an app for that and no app supports that ios.

    With the Deck, I am not stopped from updating my firmware just because the hardware may get old some day. I can run whatever program I want, including older versions. I’m not forced to use the newest version of some fucking app just to run Python. Valve gives me the hardware, a good OS and allows me to do whatever else I want. It’s freedom to use my stuff that I paid for in a way I want. No other consoles allow that.

  • Weekly_University446@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    Emulation.

    Metroid prime trilogy, demons souls, breath of the Wild, etc. I love how well just about everything emulates on it. Even if you don’t use emudeck, SteamOS plays so well w/ having emulators or emulated games as non steam games.

    All my emulators are right in my library next to my native games. Extremely clean experience

  • n0th1ng_r3al@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    It’s that easy? I’ve been wanting to mod Borderlands 2 and 3 but it sounds intimidating

  • PrayForTheGoodies@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    Playing PC gems I couldn’t play with consoles.

    Like NFSU2, MTA San Andreas, Scarface: The World is Yours or even Mugen games