Cool, thanks.

Is there any way to safely disable / enable a USB device via Windows instead of plugging the device out of the USB slot everytime? Certain non-racing game menus go crazy when my wheel is connected and the only way to stop it is to unplug the wheel while I'm playing those games.

I know you have the right click --> disable option in Windows Device Manager but is that safe? Is it as simple as just right click --> enable once I'm done or will it mess up the driver installation or worse?

Valve just possess magic. I remember thinking when HL2 came out how it's looking so much better than almost anything else at the time, and that too with so much physics happening. Some devs just do more for less.

The lack of base console footage should've sent out a red flag to cancel preorders for those platforms. But as someone who experienced Fallout 4's 20 fps on base PS4, I am surprised CP77 even runs at all.

It's almost like Facebook are footing the bill for this tech demo for their new Oculus Quest 2 because there are probably like a 1000 people who meet all these requirements, including the VR headset.

He means chief obviously. Don't think Gamespot's kitchen staff are on the payroll anymore since the pandemic.

In what way are any of the three options 'sims'?

As we saw in the Digital Foundry PC vs XSX/S comparison video for Watch Dogs Legion, even a RTX 2060 Super is better than what the next-gen consoles offer, because they play around with the quality of ray tracing and resolution scaling that doesn't happen on PC so it's not apples to oranges.

Has anyone who has the PS5 tried hooking up the Dualsense to their PC? Does it work for a third party game like COD: BO in the same way as it does on the PS5 as far as feedback goes (haptics, triggers, etc.)?

I played the Redux version demo and it had a section where you had to sneak around and hide and avoid a monster, so definitely not a walking simulator going by that but perhaps that section was added in for the Redux version? Never played the original.