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I’m 0 for 6. Tried each one vanilla and modded. Couldn’t do it but I really wanted to lol.

Since the Steam Link app came out on it, it’s been waaay easier to play PCVR titles. I’ve had more fun with it playing modded games that weren’t meant for VR than actual new VR games. Valheim was nuts. Skyrim VR modded to hell is super nuts. It’s a great way to re-experience some of those old games.

Say no to console locked peripherals.

I think they had a competition going with Logitech for the most useless handheld device.

Jumping on all the latest money sucking trends with them too.

This and Square still charging forward with crypto/NFT bullshit is wild.

It works exactly like this if you play with a controller.

This looks like a bad reshade to me…

It was a chat client that also shared what games you were playing. Like Steam friends list way before Valve finally got it working.

Oh no! Not cloud gaming! It was such a hit for OnLive and Stadia.

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SAVING.

I did this in my 2012 Tundra and having the option of Car Play or Android Auto is so nice. Having Waze navigate, PlexAmp stream my music and have all that info on the display is awesome. Meanwhile my wife’s 2015 Rav4 has outdated, out of support navigation and slow as hell interface. I’d love to replace it too, but I’ll have to see if replacing it breaks any of the cars other functions. I’ve used Crutchfield the past three I’ve replaced. Put in your car model and they will add everything you need to get it going.

Seeing so many brands (especially GM) with their full LCD displays, I know those will eventually have some kind of problem. It’s insane to me to have those be the main panel display. I can’t imagine the cost to replace them or if you can even get the parts in 5-10 years.

Bad analogy, Smart TVs actually do suck and so do their apps. This is like replacing WinAmp with RealPlayer.

HOLY TOLEDO!

Back when they were somewhat reasonably priced I bought a x58 SLI LE for my i7 920 and a Z97 FTW for my 4690k. For me they were both excellent boards and were rock solid. I wanted to go with them again when I upgraded to my 10700k but they just became to damn expensive. Instead I went with MSI and it’s just… okay.