steam-deck-tools VS old-RetroBat-obsolete

I use Steam Deck tools for windows for all my deck buttons and shortcuts https://github.com/ayufan/steam-deck-tools

It's friendlier than it looks! First download the latest Steam Deck Tools release from GitHubsteam deck tools, then install RTSSrtss so the overlay and quick menus work, and optionally follow thisvrr guide to get VRR working. Make sure they're all set to run on startup and you should be good to go. The options all live in the task bar, and you can easily toggle between desktop/controller mode and different fan profiles, refresh rates, etc. It takes some fiddling around to get perfect but it has most, if not all, of the functionality of the native OS

Are you sure you are actually using Windows on the deck? Because except for getting the controller working in 3rd party launchers (which needs this single tool: https://github.com/ayufan/steam-deck-tools) - there were absolutely NO errors / hurdles at all. Everything just works as expected.

I prefer Steam Deck Tools for Windows https://github.com/ayufan/steam-deck-tools this is free, and adds pretty much full Stream Deck functionality to Windows. Steam Deck shortcuts for bringing up the windows keyboard, closing apps, alt tabbing, bringing up an overlay, using the overlay to choose frame rate and scaling options, etc, etc.

Steam Deck Tools I launch Diablo hold start and swaps to controller mode.

Install https://github.com/ayufan/steam-deck-tools This gives you control of fans, power limits, controller/mouse mode, etc. Its an all in 1 tool

And I use Steam Deck Tools for Windows for everything else and it works great https://github.com/ayufan/steam-deck-tools

I second Retrobat (https://www.retrobat.org/). It's basically Batocera for Windows. I have launchbox / bigbox as well and while it has a little more customization, Retrobat is way easier to setup and free. I paid the 5 fee for the full automatic version and it was worth every penny so far.

take a look at www.retrobat.org (if you're into retrogaming). I use it in conjunction with steam big picture mode on my couch machine.

https://www.retrobat.org/ all the information is there in windows just creat a folder put all emulators rims and bios files and you run Retrobat like a regular windows exe file

Alternatively, if you want a batocera like expererience on windows look at www.retrobat.org

Power Control Panel: https://github.com/project-sbc/Power-Control-Panel-v2/releases Russ guide: https://retrogamecorps.com/2022/08/02/anbernic-win600-windows-guide/ My Original post. https://www.reddit.com/r/ANBERNIC/comments/11ej7uh/win600_optimized/ RetroBat: https://www.retrobat.org/ Amernime 3rd party AMD driver: https://www.amernimezone.com/ HGL potato https://www.nexusmods.com/hogwartslegacy/mods/623?tab=description

Neogeo is epic...so much history, great games and hidden gems. Have you looked at emulation first to try out the systems or to maybe have them all, as not a cheap hobby. Here's what I've starting using for retro gaming recently - https://www.retrobat.org/ can find roms online easily to try out everything including all the more unknown consoles.

retrobat - https://www.retrobat.org/

https://www.retrobat.org/ - If you want a batocera like experience on windows. It has xenia running the right way too.

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