I never really use Big Picture Mode, but have they fixed the fact that the in-game big picture overlay doesn’t block inputs to the game? So for example if you press A in the overlay the game will also respond to you pressing A, making the whole overlay completely worthless since to use it you’ll accidentally also be…

Wouldn’t it be possible to make certain aspects of a game run at a lower framerate than others? In the case of Southpark the Stick of truth for example, wouldn’t it be possible for say the camera and cahracters to move (as in change their positions in the game world) at 60 fps, but have their animations play at 30 fps?

I don’t know if this is possible with real guns, but it would be nice if you could at least take a supressor off of your assault rifle and put it on your tranq pistol, in other words: Have a universal supply of supressors that is shared between the guns you currently have equipped.

At the same time though, how is it that most developers are able to bring this kind of support without delaying the game? And why were they targeting a locked framerate in the first place? It seems a little late to say “oh shit, perhaps that’s not such a great idea, perhaps PC gamers have... expectations.”

Ezio wasn’t voiced by Nolan North, he was voiced by Roger Craig Smith.

Steam even does that for you: you can see the time you spent in-game in the past two weeks in the steam overlay. It’s really not that hard to keep track of time.

How is Photo Mode a PS4 feature? The PS4 can’t enable you to fully control the camera manually in any game, that’s something developers have to add themselves.

But what is Shield? I mean, there are now three very different Shield devices...

You could probably just wait until after your vacation or call Nvidia and ask how long you have to submit your claim. I mean, if your tablet’s been working for months, what are the chances of it suddenly bursting into flames? I do know of a number of people who’ve had their Shield Tablet’s battery inflate (in which…

How about -2 Years? Because it seems you’re describing the Nvidia Shield Portable.

Sorry, I unfortunately can’t edit the post.

I know which one you mean, but without context it’s really funny and not as much of a spoiler!

For those who have no idea what this is, here are some screenshots I took while playing the second game (no spoilers here!) which might help you understand why this is great:

Dolphin’s developers said that Qualcomm’s drivers were a buggy mess and that it was a pain to get things running properly on them, so raw performance isn’t the only issue.

That’s the second time in a row that my entry wasn’t listed. May I ask why? It had 70 stars!

It is! (And it also includes Doom 1 and 2 as well, which is also nice)

I have a laptop that’s even older than that!

It’s funny considering that my tablet can run this game on the highest settings (as far as I knowknow, there are no graphics settings in Nvidia’s android port) at 1200p 60fps. We’ve come a long way.

I... just don’t know.