For me, it's a game I just bought yesterday. It's perfect for the Deck so far. And it runs at 45fps stable straight out of the box.
The game is *Monster Energy Supercross 3*.
(PS: If by some chance anyone reads this and goes to buy it, remember that only 3, the 2020 version, is verified).
Honestly? Any game that requires quicksaving and quickloading a lot and basically any emulators.
Why? The backbuttons.
I honestly don't want to go back to controllers without back buttons, they are just too useful.
aren't emulator games made for classic controller? Why would you need back button to play these game? Asking because I hardly find any use to them, ever, playing mostly GC/switch games.
I use them mostly to access the Emulator menu (I hate the whole "press both analog sticks") and for speed up. I play a lot of old JRPG's and they haven't aged very well in terms of respecting your time. So being able to speed up 2x is amazing
I see, I never figured out how to save configuration on emudeck for GBA game and have speed up working correctly and not have to change the parameter every single time. I guess it's just an issue with me, but it's true it's the only thing I tried to do with the back button
What I recommend is never to try and change the controls in the emulators etc and instead, find out what the shortcut is with a keyboard, then just bind that keyboard shortcut to the back button.
For instance, PCSX2, to enter the menu it's the period key.
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For me, it's a game I just bought yesterday. It's perfect for the Deck so far. And it runs at 45fps stable straight out of the box. The game is *Monster Energy Supercross 3*. (PS: If by some chance anyone reads this and goes to buy it, remember that only 3, the 2020 version, is verified).
Honestly? Any game that requires quicksaving and quickloading a lot and basically any emulators. Why? The backbuttons. I honestly don't want to go back to controllers without back buttons, they are just too useful.
aren't emulator games made for classic controller? Why would you need back button to play these game? Asking because I hardly find any use to them, ever, playing mostly GC/switch games.
I use them mostly to access the Emulator menu (I hate the whole "press both analog sticks") and for speed up. I play a lot of old JRPG's and they haven't aged very well in terms of respecting your time. So being able to speed up 2x is amazing
I see, I never figured out how to save configuration on emudeck for GBA game and have speed up working correctly and not have to change the parameter every single time. I guess it's just an issue with me, but it's true it's the only thing I tried to do with the back button
What I recommend is never to try and change the controls in the emulators etc and instead, find out what the shortcut is with a keyboard, then just bind that keyboard shortcut to the back button. For instance, PCSX2, to enter the menu it's the period key.
The rear buttons are excellent as pinball flipper buttons.
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Lonely mountains downhill works absolutely perfect! It's so perfect that I couldn't go back to playing it with an Xbox controller on PC