Yeah, that’s what I’d really like to see. I just don’t want to launch everything through Big Picture Mode. Ideally, they’d release a separate controller configuration program which I can minimize to the taskbar’s notification area.

Besides Steam’s own community database, which others have mentioned, there is also the Steam Controller Database. It should be useful for finding configurations for non-Steam games.

It’s really interesting, but there’s a pretty steep learning curve. I still haven’t memorized where I need to put my thumb on the d-pad.

Christ, you’re salty because your exclusives are no longer exclusives. It’s embarrassing, really.

I just don’t think there’s enough DX12 games to justify the jump right now.

The autism is strong with this one.

My dream Star Trek VR game is basically FTL played as a member of the crew.

Honestly, meh. I already know Chinese and I’d love to see more Chinese movies reach the US, not because I want to see some sort of cultural takeover, but because I want to be able to talk about the movies.

So Chinese has a standard set of characters? No?

I’m really looking forward to this, and upset that I hadn’t played my first Shantae game until after the Kickstarter ended.

If people are willing to pay $150 for a premium controller then they’re sure as shit going to be willing to pay an extra $50 for a limited edition one. MS is just charging as much as the market will support. If you don’t buy it then the next one will be at a lower cost.

Maybe this’ll finally scratch that Tokyo Jungle itch.

Yeah, they hadn’t told us about that until after I made these comments. It doesn’t make me any more excited about it, but it’s nice of them to offer it for free to previous customers.

Fan games almost never capture the spirit of the original games. Also, isn’t the fan game a total conversion of Skyrim? In other words, its gameplay is restricted by Skyrim’s capabilities. I’d like to think that a proper Morrowind rerelease would stay closer to the original. The pacing of the game is very different…

Oh, that’s actually really nice. I’m surprised they’re willing to do that. That hadn’t been announced at the time of my comment, otherwise I wouldn’t have made it.

Exactly, Skyrim isn’t outdated enough to get make me purchase it a second time.

Probably the least exciting thing announced so far. The mod support is nice, but meh. I’d be really amazed at a Morrowind or even Oblivion port/remaster with mod support.

You know, at this point I’d be more surprised if Anker wasn’t on sale. Their stuff has been discounted for like a month straight.

You know, at this point I’d be more surprised if Anker wasn’t on sale. Their stuff has been discounted for like a…

This was a totally worthless video. I wouldn’t mind the lack of gameplay if they actually said what they were working on, but that wasn’t the case.

it embraced cheap deaths and gimmick stages.