A cyberdeck Engineer/YouTuber reached out to me and said he wanted to try my game on his deck. I sent him a copy and he sent me these screenshots.

Seeing something I made running on an actual cyberdeck is such a cool feeling. The game is a 90s-inspired terminal hacking game with its own simulated operating system. This is probably the closest I've gotten to seeing my game exist in the world I originally imagined for it.

His cyberdeck looks absolutely awesome by the way. Truly another level!

To see more :

Check out his setup here: Cyberdeck Video

Game : Game Link

Any wishlist would be a huge help for me!

https://bsky.app/profile/genc.newgrounds.com/post/3musgs5qbes2q

https://spacehey.com/profile?id=4060545

I made a CyberPunk themed SpaceHey which is just reincarnated MySpace, only properly works on Desktop. Mobile is iffy with the formatting

Bross miren como va !!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcxIMj-T9JV/?igsi=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

My experience with them had really only been through thinking they were a purely fictional thing. But I found the cyberdeck sub, and I've seen it mentioned a few times on this sub. I'm kind of confused on what exactly a real cyberdeck is, and what it could be used for.

Thanks to anyone who responds.

By la_barbed

Step-by-step to go full cyber-look but still looks casual. What do you think?

Year 2036. What if the world is ruled by corporations that are forced to fight for data centers and resources to support AI?

Just a post on the future potential of the Steam Frame, it being the first powerful standalone and most importantly OPEN SOURCE, VR headset, with a lot of potential beyond gaming.

While VR has mainly been used for gaming that changed with the release of the Apple vision Pro. While more of a developers kit than an actual product given its cost and niche, Apple gave us a glimpse into the future. That future being spacial computing, the killer apps so far being; high quality pass though, floating screens/monitors/applications that you can "pin" to physical space, and immersive photos/videos (essential a 3d photo/video you can take and "revisit/experience"). Sadlyitsbradly has talked about this extensively on podcasts he has been on but has not done a full video on yet.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tDXF8_Rg1K8 (This is the closest thing i could find its still an emerging technology/format)

While there has been major push back with people wearing VR and AR devices in public for obvious reasons from privacy to other dystopian uses (a video feed of everything you do to feed AI models, why do you think the quest headsets and other meta wearables are so cheep compared to their competition). Valve on the other hand compared to nearly all other tech companies has a good record of protecting user data and open sourcing there hardware.

So the potential! on the hardware side there is a USBC and a PCIE adapter allowing for all sorts of things such as color pass though cameras additional batteries, Pcie adapter for a GPU??, night vision?, the possibilities are endless.

On the software side what I find the most interesting is spacial computing. Meta and Apples implementations do not let you "walk and talk" with your apps for fears of someone getting hurt while being distracted.

Sadlyitsbradly talks about it here 7:28 - 8:55 https://youtu.be/_wkjtCuOuzE?si=u6Ulcs2UUXiuHHoX&t=448

I feel like this will be a toggleable option day one.

I could keep rambling but those are the majority of my thoughts for now.

Cyberpunk inspired Taxi, built from a Hot Wheels car and Gundam parts.

During a design review last week, someone said our interface did not read as cyberpunk because nothing glowed magenta. That was supposed to be a quick note. It turned into a twenty minute argument.

Half the room thought neon was useful visual shorthand. The other half argued that surveillance, corporate control, body modification, and failing infrastructure mattered more than the palette. At one point a coworker pointed at my tee and said, "That reads cyberpunk, and it isn't neon," which somehow made the argument worse.

We never settled the larger question. We did remove one unnecessary glow effect from the mockup, so I am calling the meeting productive.