PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe & Everyday Shooter are amazing games from small indie studios.
LittleBigPlanet, Ratchet and Clank and Daxter are some must plays from Sony.
GTA Vice City Stories, MGS Peace Walker, Star Wars Battlefront Renegade Squadron are fun games from third parties.
Honourable mention for The Sims 2, not for being good. But for being interesting
I got it since I make and sell a tripod kit for the Virtual Boy. This is a business expense. 🤣
And it’s $99.99 CAD. Hard pass. Mystery was a $40 game back in the day
I mean I downloaded it to see what Zorin 18 looked like. Didn’t get far when my keyboard stopped working in the VM
Anything with sharp angles will be likely strip it. Spanner Drive heads might do it, but it's an uncommon type of screw bit.
Lots of other great suggestions. But I do think the consensus is multiplayer games with coop.
Konami beat ‘em ups like TMNT, The Simpson, Xmen would be great.
I’m also going to throw in Party games or kart racers, CTR and Mario Kart of Mario Party or Crash Bash would also be great
That said Pokémon might be a nice option too though not sure how you’d play that together.
Or edutainment like Gizmos and Gadgets or Jumpstart
Physically, the only game which is missing is Mirage. Shadows is "next gen" only. Freedom Cry is digital only. And while they are not shown I do own Bloodlines and Liberation on my Vita.
Yes Flippy Drive (fixed the og post). Ahh gotta love Apple's auto correct
Cloud storage for Autodesk Fusion 360 from the looks of it. TBH it's hard to even google.
Why you shouldn’t buy FO4 on GOG: On Linux it’s a bit more work, installing the game via steam it’s just one button and you are good. GOG you need a third party game manager like Heroic or Lutris. From there you can add it to steam, you’ll also want to download art as the ones provided by lutris are low res.
You’ll also have a hard time with online saves as you’ll need to also install GOG galaxy, which isn’t fun and is very buggy.
That said, from an application perspective, it’s running on Proton regardless, so it’ll run the same. And since the folders are easier to find (more structured like windows), I personally find modding in general easier.
The reason you want to buy the GOG version is that it’s drm free and yours to keep. No launcher required. Not something you’d care about on a steam deck, but on a PC it’s nice to have.
Ooooo, I hope it comes from yet another Ubisoft government subsidy scam
Stop Skeletons from Fighting has some amazing docs and just released another for Mighty Number 9 that was really good