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Remember to send your energy to Toriyama so he can quickly finish his training session with King Kai.

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Both these replies involve the user doing extra work to figure out what's for sale:

1. Click next, click next, click next, click next…
2. Move mouse, read title; move mouse, read title; move mouse, read title…

I just want to load the page and see what's on offer:

* Resident Evil Foo
* Resident Evil Bar
* Monster Hunter This
* Capcom Whatever

Make it easy to see what's for sale = increase sales, because I sure can't be arsed to do some special action on twenty-one titles just to see what they are.

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I still remember to this day that Dragon Quest VII was the first game to be released outside of a Nintendo console and own a copy of the game, which is part of my collection. Despite not having the time to play the game back then, it was something I wanted to get back into and now, this announcement just reminded me about revisiting it again.

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andypiper: I'm clearly too much of a n00b (or, alternatively, far too old!) to make sense of things here. I have a Linux machine. I have a Quest 2 headset. What am I installing, exactly, on which device(s), to make this work? I'd be interested in seeing Half Life Alyx for example.

Don't worry about asking for help, that's how communities thrive!

• Install Steam Link on your Quest via the Horizon Store


• Install SteamVR on your PC, plus whatever VR game you want to play on your PC (I recommend Propagation VR or Half Life: Alyx for now)


• Open SteamVR


• Open Steam Link and connect to your PC when it shows up


• You should now see the SteamVR Environment. Click the Menu Button to open your Steam Library and select the game you want to play.


• Enjoy!

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@Vigil
I guess you might be using a mobile device to view these bundles, but hovering over one of the "cards" shows you the full name of the game, and clicking on the image or the "Product details" link opens a full description with thumbnails, system requirements, a Steam store link etc. A detailed list view would make the bundle contents clearer on a glance though, that's true.

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If you scroll down on their bundle pages you can properly flick through each game.

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I'm clearly too much of a n00b (or, alternatively, far too old!) to make sense of things here. I have a Linux machine. I have a Quest 2 headset. What am I installing, exactly, on which device(s), to make this work? I'd be interested in seeing Half Life Alyx for example.

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February? But I want it now!

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🦔🏎️🏁

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I wish shops would default to listing their wares as opposed to showing a picture of the game front sleeve. I can't make out a good number of stuff that's on sale because the name of the game in the picture is too obscure. Like [here](https://www.fanatical.com/en/pick-and-mix/build-your-own-capcom-all-stars-bundle), the first game is called "VILLAGE"; there's one a couple of rows below that's just some scribbles; Mega Man is too small, and I've no idea what that Phoenix Wright game picture says.

Don't make me have to discover what you're trying to sell!

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There's something off about the "control both sides" thing. I mean, it seems like one side IS yours, and you're trying to defeat and in some cases capture the bugs on the other side. So I mean, if you get to decide how they play, it's like, you get to make them sabotage themselves . . . it doesn't seem fair.

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Anti-cheat Amateurs strikes again.

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ARGH!!! damnation, you got me sucked in and so excited Liam ........ but WHHHHHHHHHHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY does it have to be roguewhatever. Damn damn damn.

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Update: My Steam Deck OLED did work, while I was able to get the Demo working on my laptop once I used Proton CachyOS and the latest update to the game demo, which appears to have been released in the last 12 hours. No other arguments were needed. It does seem to be a PC port locked at 144 fps and my PC could easily go past this with everything maxed out (it has an RTX 5090 laptop GPU after all).

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I hope this kernel level anticheat stuff goes away overtime and we get something that uses LLMs instead, which can be done mostly server-side too.

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My Bigscreen Beyond 1 finally started working last week running Linux after 2 years of waiting for NVidia to fix it (in 580 driver).

Something else will probably break when I'm going to try VR again this weekend, I think Smooth Motion is not supported, so probably it will still be a terrible experience. Did see other people complain on Nvidia forums about frame drops with NVidia + Linux + VR.

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Disappointing... Just let us play multiplayer shooters ffs

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My ignore list welcomes it's newest addition!

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This is a new cool feature making many new titles eligible for playing in GFN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhR52Nwuc7k

Unfortunately still no PUBG...

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although it's clearly still a work in progress with game support being limited as some don't work at all yet

It is very much a work in progress, since on my Bazzite machine, it requires command line arguments to work properly, and even then, it only seems to work with 2 games (Half Life: Alyx and Propogation VR). Everything else just crashes.

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Big respect to the developers for keeping up Linux and SteamOS compatibility which is rare to see with competitive shooters.

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Yea, its not going to make me want to install Windows any time soon.
There's plenty more games in the Sea of Gabe.

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That logo brings back memories: https://youtu.be/yrjq6aNYVFk

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This is great news! Going to have to wait for Fedora to update Mesa to 25.2.1, I suspect that will arrive in Fedora 43 later this year.

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After I disabled wlx-overlay in the autostart options of Steam VR, games started to work via Steam Link VR.
Just now I can only play like one game, after quitting the game, either Steam VR, Steam or something else locks up
Yet, it's so cool to see this progressing and starting to work.

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I just picked up the Lego games bundle!!! What a great deal!

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Summoning a character to fight for you has been a game mechanic for decades with countless examples of prior art. There is no way Nintendo should have been granted this patent. It's absurd.

I've been a Nintendo fanboy for many years, but some of their recent actions make it very hard to like them. I miss the days when we had the dynamic trio of Iwata, Miyamato, and Reggie

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I wish we could get the video through USB C support as well for the headset

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As someone with fond memories of PSX snowboarding games, HyperYuki seems like it could be interesting.

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This again...

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