They're not that different. At least the knockoff I had didn't feel that. What I did feel is 50% price cut

If it's working mostly the same, what's the difference if it's original or a knockoff?

Not even close

r/lostredditors

Good to be rich, ain't it?

Hack it and use to stream your PC games?

You had to press b to speed up

If there's a choice I choose 60fps or in case of competitive FPS above 60. Anything over 144fps is pleasing to the eye, but has diminishing returns reaction-wise and puts exponential strain on hardware.

30fps is absolutely playable for portability, power saving or if hardware can't do more. I can tolerate occasional dips to 20s for the same reasons

PC player exclusively for 10 years and mixed consoles/PC another 10 years.

I stand corrected then. Sony has more of their shit together than MS

Less desirable. Most exclusives aren't exclusives anymore and x game pass offers better value for console only people

Yes, there's so much stuff on switch, anything that can be considered anime style is less than 50% in quantity

IMO in that case start with a raspberry pie and try to launch games on it

A new one or modify an existing one?

Do you want to HAVE a handheld console or to MAKE a handheld console? And do you want to remake PS2 for example or make an absolutely new one?

Do full system reset however it's done on Xbox. On PS4 it was download latest firmware from the website, put it on flash drive and install it through service menu on console

IMO consoles ain't worth shit this generation. No worthy exclusives or experiences to justify the purchase. You can play almost everything on a PC for cheaper and same amount of hassle with updates and downloads. Even the new games have 1st day patches now. Just popping the disc in and playing isn't an option now.

But if you don't have a PC I guess going with Xbox this gen is better due to gamepass

Being a playstation controller must be tough

Graphically better, everything else imo is the same

Beyond Two Souls

TLoU

Infamous

Motorstorm Pacific Rift

If you're on a tight budget and you play one game for a long time switch is the way to go.

If you can spend 600-1300$ on your handheld, you should probably look into other windows based handhelds like Ayaneo Air that are as small and light as switch but can also run your steam library.

But if you think there's a chance you can overcome SD's bulkiness it's 100% the best choice out of everything for today's market

If you have a PC you can already play almost anything PS5 has. Will be anything in a year lol

Sony for stories

Nintendo for gameplay

With bad data reads you get either scrambled data or zeros. Both can either make your game glitchy or freeze, to get you to the ending movie your game has to get specific commands and data sequence that's impossible to get due to bad disc read

Star Wars game with "realistic" lightsaber combat. Like when you can actually cut your opponent into MGS Revengeance style little pieces or at least just limbs but with that kind of resolution. Oh and use your lightsaber to cut doors

Doesn't matter, they're essentially the same