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  • I like AOSP based roms (Monet and material you) and Pixel Launcher, I use (a bit Google Assistant) and Gmail, Google maps, YouTube... Even Chrome (and I'm pretty sure many macOS apps are Chromium based), how do I even start lol.

  • Well, then I guess you should put your priorities on a balance before making any filtering route.

    If it helps for something I also get tired of repetitive news (especially because I'm subbed to many tech communities), but I just scroll and hide (Voyager and Summit), so not much of my "time is lose".

  • Be aware that maybe I am not very updated, Odin Pro was the best thing ever that is not the Steam Deck last time I checked and this market moves fast (albeit it doesn't feel like it) so as I commented before, RetroGameCorps is the best source to keep you informed about this amazing niche gaming sector.

    Even when I might sound contradictory I still think Odin Pro might be the best choice for PS2 with a tight budget... But it is not perfect, if you want perfection Steam Deck is the way to go.

    You could also reuse your own hardware if you happen to have a competent phone, just buy a telescopic controller and then you can try PS2 games in your Android device, not the best in the world, but you might get a better idea of how this is done.

    Odin Pro I think it has a SD 845 and runs on Android, so it is basically that, a phone with a controller attached lol.

  • I also hate YT reviews and prefer written reviews any day, but with these Chinese handleds you really need to make your choice smartly, I mean, it is not like you could go at your nearest Walmart and look it and touch it and try it out.

    In the best of the cases you can buy one overpriced at eBay or Amazon for a quickly experience, normal case scenario you buy it straight from China web page or AliExpress and deal with the longest shipping methods, and in the worst case deal with ugly warranty process if all go wrong (which can happen, so buy smart and use PayPal or something to protect yourself).

    I recommend you RetroGameCorps YT channel since he's the best one when we are talking at reviews of this niche gaming sector.

    He goes from all the relevant aspects of the handheld such as touch and feel, power/performance, battery life, "pocket ability" and portability, comparison with relevant models, height, weight, emulation showcase, you name it.

    He also divides his videos on parts so you can quickly select what is relevant for you.

    There are other great handhelds reviewers, but no one can beat RGC!

  • I recommend what I have, Miyoo Mini (hard to get but there is a plus model which is easier to get) RG351v (old model, but still works well for a wide range of games, same as Miyoo actually being PS1 the top).

    Devices that I don't have but I wanna get:

    Retroid Pocket 3 Plus (plays nice with PSP, N64 and Dreamcast).

    Odin Pro (same as RP3+ and some GCN, Wii, and PS2).

    Steam Deck (you lose portability but runs all above perfectly if not almost perfectly plus PC gaming on the go and some light emulation of PS3 and 360).

  • because we know everyone loveees auto playing videos that scrolls with the page.

    Dude, I just made a post regarding that ugly feature lol.

    https://lemmy.world/post/1913828

    I wonder why Feedly hasn't added that amazing feature, for me that alone made me switch right away.

  • I like GTA IV a lot, I should re visit it sometime, but I only have the PS3 version and ain't the best version by any means, The Ballad of Gay Tony is an improvement though.

    Even when the game was smaller than V it has a lot more detail, check out some GTA IV vs V videos and you will see what I am talking about.

    I would love to play it on a Steam Deck lol.

  • If for an event you refer to something like the Reddit API fiasco then I wonder how many people joined here not because of Reddit, but because looking for social news aggregators.

    Maybe some folks come from Mastodon but before Mastodon for me the Fediverse (indeed I just thought it was a selfhosted Twitter and nothing else) was non existent, even when I knew about Lemmy (on Reddit) I didn't relate it with Mastodon.

    I feel my smaller communities aren't as active as I would like, I suppose the best way to fix this is that we all lurk less and contribute more, that and share fun stuff from here to acquaintances, even through other social media.

  • I was going to recommend you the Uncharted trilogy, but then I noticed you said on Steam Deck, then I proceed to be sad because I don't have one lol.

    Is emulating an option? That opens up more stuff!