Haha that's the kind of thing I love!! the developers that stopped water being a limitation and turned it into some kind of feature
For example, in the infamous games, you're an electric man so waist high water kills you, and shallower water conducts your electricity. If an enemy also stands in that water, it's an instant kill on them
Made up instantly for the fact you couldn't swim lol.
Watched a guy playing it on a Steam Deck on the train: caught my interest. Would play if I had a Steam Deck. Might see if I can play it on an RP5 running Linux
Devil May Cry is all about the player expression. I would argue that the series has the best controls for doing so of all the character action games and has provided solid control schemes for different playstyles.
Even Royal Guard is fantastic: high risk reward that more than just another parry; it is a conscious choice between high risk, high potential gameplay.
I also think unless you aim to play DMC without engaging Son of Sparda and Dante Must Die, you're really short-changing yourself in terms of what these games can really be
Are they perfect? No but they're damn solid games that really do reward players that take the time to reach those higher skill levels while being perfectly beatable for the average pleb.
As someone who has switched their system to flakes, I really do struggle with them for projects and getting dev-shells. So I use flakes for the system but use a classic shell.nix for my shells
NixOS's declarative configurations basically document themsleves: add some comments and you're good to go and can back then up to wherever whenever
Something that can play PS2/GameCube games effortlessly
Maybe even a bit of PS3!
I know but I don't want to use my phone as a gaming device. The retroid pocket 5 could be the one for me
Yeah, I'm taking a look at the RP5 it looks quite good. I wish its GameCube Performance was better but this might be the one for me :D
If it can also play Steam games/x86 games, that would also be cracked
Curious! Might pick one up, see what I can make for it :D
EDIT: On review, I already have a PS Vita that does all of these fairly effortlessly and in a smaller frame with more games.
Really looking forward to the day we can do PS2/GameCube in a PS Vita form factor
If anything, it makes me wonder why we don't have more small dedicated handheld gaming devices that aren't phones or pseudocomputers and don't cost a bomb.
Like a £220 PSP/GBA/DS-like device with decent first-party support would be really nice for me imo
Chrono Trigger had me looking up guides as several points just to find a way to progress.
Until it gets a robust single player I'm not bothering with it, which is unfortunate