I played both ports on Steam recently as I’m taken by a Sonic nostalgia wave. One thing that I like more in the original Adventure is that I can skip the characters I don’t like. But I have mixed feelings with the Sonic levels - there’s just too much camera and collision problems in the way. The second game fixes some of that, but the Tails and Knuckles levels are kinda boring.
Overall, I liked the games. My nostalgia was satisfied.
Great game! Finished it a couple of months ago!
I like this. It fits a lot of the solutions I create around the Steam deck. Thanks for sharing!
I have no experience with that specific game, but I connect my Steam Deck quite regularly to a 4k monitor, but running that in 1080p. Some games might depend more on the CPU and can take the bump up from 800p to 1080p just fine. I suggest you playing on the monitor you like the color/brightness the most, regardless of native resolution, locking the framerate at 30Hz and enabling FSR on the side menu. Try 1080p and if you notice a performance issue, go back to 720p.
I played R-Type III on the SNES a couple of weeks ago and it also slows down there! But a great game. Very hard 🤣
Beat’em up? Confused me there.
I hope it fixes it then! I love the platform:)
I hope you got it from somewhere where you can return it. This is not normal and seems like faulty hardware.
That seems like a nice solution!
I’ve never heard of these games, but I’m now interested!
No, I didn’t. They’re pretty flush with the device and I don’t carry a lot of things they could get caught on in the same bag or pocket.
That’s how I’ve been treating any other dev that mistreats the Deck, Rockstar won’t be different. That’s how it should be.