DEVIL MAY CRY 5 PC RESOLUTION ISSUE PRO
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I was making my Switch an indie machine for the most part, and now I can keep building up my always backwards compatible library on PC (and pay less for games to boot).Д®ven if this is the only version of this thing that launches, this will be great as a PC handheld for a long time - especially if you end up focusing mostly on older/simpler AAA games, indies and emulation. All games that support cloud saving will allow you to play on the go & on your PC without specific dev implementation. I can balance resolution/FPS/graphics settings to my taste, rather than have the dev decide for me. Now I don't have to wait for games to get ported to Switch, or spend more to buy a port, or rebuy some games I'd like to play portably. I've been hoping someone would make a device like this in this price bracket for a while now. This is an extension device, a value-add to PC players. This will not be sold in stores, only through Steam - at least for now. They made a limited number to start out with as opposed to millions right off the bat.

DEVIL MAY CRY 5 PC RESOLUTION ISSUE TV

There isn't a massive advertisement campaign - no TV commercials, no site banners. You can tell this by the fact there isn't massive outlet coverage - not like a truly new console/handheld has. This thing is such a good value compared to the Switch, and only $50 more expensive than the newest Switch, that I find it strange to hear arguments on its cost or value. And if the game supports game saving to the cloud, you don't have to have developers do specific game save implementations to play on the go & then back on your PC. The hardware might be a tad more expensive, but the savings on games & services overall is MASSIVE and performance will be better across the board. If you already have a PC library built up, you've got a massive amount of games that are already available to play Day 1 with no extra cost. You can get amazing deals on games that have been out for years instead of hoping for a release and then paying $40-60 for the privilege. The Deck doesn't require games be made for it, so basically every game on Steam (or elsewhere) can be run on it in some fashion. So if you argue Deck is a handheld, Switch has to be counted as such as well. Also, the Deck is only a handheld insofar as the Switch is, as the Deck can also output video to a TV via the USB-C connection. And the free online will even have on-device voice & text chat. The Deck doesn't charge to play online & comes with a case, so there's $20-40 first year for a lot of people. But the OLED Switch is $350 & is selling very well. I bought my original Switch for $300, sure.

DEVIL MAY CRY 5 PC RESOLUTION ISSUE PRO

You don't think if Nintendo made a Switch Pro for $399 that people would buy it?Д«ut let's look at things as they are now.

Devil may cry 5 pc resolution issue