the new steam controller looks fucking retarded. any of you try it yet? the touchpad gimmick seems like it would cause issues similar to laptop trackpads and phantom touches
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The haptic pads on the Steam Deck, which is the same tech as the pads on the Steam Controller, have not caused problems by themselves and have worked well. A few minor flaws I have encountered seem more to due to bad UI software design or coding than the pads.
The haptic pads on the Steam Deck, which is the same tech as the pads on the Steam Controller, have not caused problems by themselves and have worked well. A few minor flaws I have encountered seem more to due to bad UI software design or coding than the pads.
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4ngl once I bought the legion Go then the legion Go S I have not ever touched my steam deck. maybe I should replace the batteries which are no doubt shot now and sell it ngl
modded it with 2TB btw
@graf
What do you like about the Legion Go S over the Deck?
What do you like about the Legion Go S over the Deck?
faster, better panel. its only a bit bigger but it feels more comfortable to me. battery life is comparible, it is a bit noisier but my Go S runs steam os natively as well which is cool. performance is 7-10fps extra* in most games (a couple extra W to the APU than the deck allows out of the box mostly)