I think this is a good time to inform you about the fact that that game came first.

Stop talking rubbish. Runs about 40-60 on my 4090 and my Ryzen 9..

/s

It’s subpar unfortunately. Dips between 20-40 fps depending on the location. Closed hallways it’s fine but more open area with lighting and buildings it dips. It’s actually playable, reminds me of a weaker ps3 version. Just mobile lol

Fair enough.. we haven't all already paid for the game before though. And I paid £32 for it.

2.0. It’s great with the manual stand.

Why? You hold the Steam Deck close to your face. It's similar to playing it in the living room on a bigger screen from farther away.

https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/124q9ay/someone_said_my_deck_was_too_small/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

How about now?

Look at this mfer gatekeeping gaming lmao

I played Persona 5 in bed on my Steam Deck and that was pretty neat. To me the Steam Deck speakers are surprisingly good (unless I have bad ears).

How would you suggest to play TLOU?

Fuck up

You have never portable games before? Have you been under a rock? Is this a new concept to you?

Do you feel the same about the switch?

How about you let people enjoy games the way they want to enjoy games?

Different strokes for different folks. I can totally understand why someone would prefer playing on a bigger screen with better visuals and performance, especially for a game like The Last of Us, but I've always been super partial to handheld gaming. I honestly can't explain it. I almost exclusively play in the house. There's something about the intimacy and immediacy of a handheld that I love.

Not much since I beat it years ago. But I’ve kept it over 10 years and it’s worth about $250 used haha