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Kosta554reply
feddit.nl

I’m down. I’m playing on my switch right now with gyro.

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feddit.de

Wait what?! That works? So you turn around and tilt up/down to move the camera? Like with a handheld VR device?

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If you’re handy you can modify the Nintendo labo VR into Doom 2 VR.

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WarmSodareply
lemm.ee

Nice. I love games that allow the gyro for aiming.

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Kosta554reply
feddit.nl

It all started with Splatoon 2 and now I use it on my steam pc with my switch controller and gyro.

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How did you get steam to recognize the gyro? I have a bitdo pro 2 and I can't get anything on PC to see the gyro in it. The software doesn't really do anything except rebound keys. Is it a steam setting?

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lemmy.world

Fuck yeah. I haven't tried out the multiplayer yet, but reviews are saying it works well.

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Quake II never required GameSpy. GameSpy (formerly QuakeSpy) was a third party app to help Quake players find servers to join.

That said, this remaster includes a built in lobby browser.

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lemmy.ca

I never played the n64 version. I didn't even know it existed!

Very short but had a lot of fun! Playing a n64 game in 4k/60 is quite surreal

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GreenMarioreply
lemm.ee

Give Doom 64 and the Turok remasters a shot too.

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The turok remaster is a huge justice done to that game. Pure nostalgia

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lemmy.world

Playing this on the PSX was such a unforgettable experience. The soundtrack is a banger to this day, level design was interesting and made me want to push further.

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Playing through again made me realise how good the level design is. It's linear at heart but gives an open progression feel throughout the stages. Gun play is so tight.

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