Mike
@packy17.bsky.social
PC + Gaming enthusiast. Star Trek enjoyer. Sometimes still a curmudgeon, but trying to be better.
what valve should heavily focus on:
- SM supports decades of PC games out of the box, up to the most current AAA releases
- you don't have to pay any subscription fees to play online
- you can use any controller/input device you like
- you can install anything you want - emulators, etc
- SM supports decades of PC games out of the box, up to the most current AAA releases
- you don't have to pay any subscription fees to play online
- you can use any controller/input device you like
- you can install anything you want - emulators, etc
November 20, 2025 at 9:19 PM
what valve should heavily focus on:
- SM supports decades of PC games out of the box, up to the most current AAA releases
- you don't have to pay any subscription fees to play online
- you can use any controller/input device you like
- you can install anything you want - emulators, etc
- SM supports decades of PC games out of the box, up to the most current AAA releases
- you don't have to pay any subscription fees to play online
- you can use any controller/input device you like
- you can install anything you want - emulators, etc
yeah, not surprising. content with my steam deck for now; will wait for an upgraded model.
October 15, 2025 at 4:22 PM
yeah, not surprising. content with my steam deck for now; will wait for an upgraded model.
imagine a world where a powerful home console launches with tens of thousands of existing games, including PS and Xbox titles - in addition to offering the freedom of usability normally reserved for PC. priced (and marketed) right, it could clean up.
October 12, 2025 at 1:20 PM
imagine a world where a powerful home console launches with tens of thousands of existing games, including PS and Xbox titles - in addition to offering the freedom of usability normally reserved for PC. priced (and marketed) right, it could clean up.
I still can't buy it 🤪
September 4, 2025 at 4:31 PM
I still can't buy it 🤪