So, the GameSir G7 Pro has been out for quite some time now. My question is: which setting are you guys using for competitive shooters. 8-bit or 12-bit?
I know 12-bit is technically better on paper, and it also feels faster, but 8-bit seems easier to use since it’s the standard for the original Xbox and PlayStation controllers, and it feels like games are optimized around it.
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as far as i know quick resume writes the memory on the ssd once you store more than 1 game in quick resume and everytime you switch between games in quick resume it contanstly rewrites 10-15gb on the ssd. i know that every ssd has a lifespan but once the ssd dies the whole console is not usable anymore and you cant change the ssd because of the encryption key. is it even worth to use quick resume with that in mind ?
Fantasy VII Rebirth and "The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales" drove profits in the HD game/console sector.
here in europe gta 6 is the most hyped thing in the entertainment/gaming industry ive ever seen. i wonder if chinese gamers are also hyped about it or is gta not a popular franchise in china ?
i feel like people dont even talk about the gameplay anymore. 90% of the time its all about the sprite. we have the ranger pistol+focus shotgun meta since the beginning of this season without any big changes. on top of that especially in fill people often care more about the sprite than the actual game. i hope this season ends soon so we can be back to normal fortnite gameplay but i fear that the success of this season could extend or add new similar sprite mechanics. whats your opinion about the sprites ?
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While Nintendo was the Goliath to Pocketpair's David in this legal bout, it looks like Pocketpair is set to come out on top, with Nintendo seemingly only capable of getting a measly $30K out of Pocketpair, and no hope of actually getting Palworld off PC and consoles.