The guys over at angry-gamers.net launched their official podcast this weekend. They discussed UFC: Undisputed, Modern Warfare 2, Sony hosing over Europe, Bioshock 2, and the Rapelay game. They also spend quite a lot of time apologizing for Zikrons and Kevins use of the word "#@**", and Kevin tries to convince people that he did not jerk it to the Rapelay game!
The studio behind the popular Thief Simulator 2 has announced its next project, Crime Simulator, for PC and consoles.
Ghosts of Tabor creators Combat Waffle Studios have collaborated with GLYTCH on a new "Skill Issue" flavour. Plus PICO is now supported.
Ghost of Tsushima will have a fully playable single-player campaign on Steam Deck, but it's still technically Unsupported due to PSN shenanigans.
Because the Ally is a Windows handheld and the Steam Deck is a Linux handheld, the latter will pretty much be the only handheld PC to suffer from this issue, as it stems from Sony's lack of support for the PSN outside of Windows.
That said, the title of this article might be a bit misleading for those who aren't aware of Valve's nomenclature for Steam Deck compatibility. An "Unsupported" classification is given for games that have even a single feature not available on the Steam Deck. In this case, single-player will work just fine, but multiplayer will not. Which, mind you, is not a small feature, but those with a Steam Deck will be able to at least play the single player with apparently no issues.
