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16 Aug, 2019
Mario Maker 2 Makes the Fun Easy
Mario Maker 2 is like the perfect Mario game. It keeps giving and if you don't like what you got this time, SKIP. More Mario, always Mario.
I even enjoy making levels. It really is fun. Highly recommended if you own a Switch.
04 Jan, 2017
Does What It Is Supposed To, But Be Aware of What It's Supposed To Do (Versus what you want)
1 of 1 found this helpful This adapter is meant to serve as a wireless way to connect your PS4 controller to your PC to use PS Now. If that's your use, it's great. Amazing. It gives you the controller, it connects better via bluetooth via this peripheral than your standard bluetooth adapter, it's smoother, and maintains a steady connection without the more typical ups and downs of bluetooth. It also adds a headphone adapter to your Windows that you can use through the controller's headphone port.
All great, right? The problem is the adapter does not include a driver for Xbox 360 compatibility with Windows, which means most games won't work with it (unless using Steam's built-in PS4 controller driver). You can download third party software like Inputmapper to make the PS4 controller compatible with X360 configurations to make (nearly) all games work with it, but here's one of those comedy of errors. Microsoft broke bluetooth controller compatibility with their latest (Anniversary Edition) updates to Windows 10. As a result, no bluetooth controller will get "Exclusive Mode" when connecting to Windows 10. This results in the system seeing two controllers (the PS4 and the X360 controller) simultaneously. This causes a whole host of problems.
Anyway, the point is if you want a seamless experience without finagling or handwringing, you should buy yourself an Xbox One wireless adapter. It's a LOT easier to deal with. If you want to use your PS4 controller and are fine using Inputmapper and counting on Microsoft not to keep breaking bluetooth controller compatibility, then use this. If you simply want to run PS Now with a PS4 controller wirelessly, then this is absolutely recommended, too.
Just know what you're getting into.
15 Nov, 2022
Slightly Less than 1 TB in Practice, But a Great SSD for Devices (SD) That Want to Use Less Power and Generate Less Heat
5 of 5 found this helpful When I first saw reviews for this particular SSD, I saw it grouped up with WD SN530 2230 drives, which is wrong. This is specifically for the Lite-On SSSTC XA1-311024 2230 drive. This is a drive taken from or meant for an Xbox Series X console. It's got
Not the seller's fault, but this "1TB" is not the size you'd think where you convert from 1000GB to 930GB. Instead, it starts at 930GB and scales down from there based on the MB conversion, so about 850GB or so once inside a Steam Deck.
Worth noting. The price was great for mine, so I don't really care about that extra 80-ish GB, which amounts to one extra game install. And I do believe the drive does physically have the 1TB it's supposed to have. I suspect it's been overprovisioned because it was originally intended for an Xbox Series X and I think Microsoft had the drive provisioned this way to try and keep the drive from failing from overuse for the lifetime of the warranty. A larger overprovisioning means less usable space, but also more room for the drive to swap out capacity before the drive can no longer do writes.
As a drive, this is ideal for the Steam Deck or other similar use cases. The label says it has a very low wattage and in my experience the drive is very fast and the Steam Deck with it does not suffer from the same start-stop stutter of the fan on the Steam Deck that the WD SN850 has. Google it and you'll see people talking about how the fan speed will kick up to full blast once the internal SSD hits 70 degrees. This Lite-On does not seem to do that unless you're installing a bunch of games. The WD seems to do it, based on a much higher amperage, all the time.
I feel this drive is highly recommended, but realize you'll have 850GB usable once the SD's OS is installed.