How to Record PC Gameplay With Windows 10’s Game DVR and Game Bar. Windows 10 includes a built-in tool for recording videos of PC games. You can upload gameplay footage to YouTube or any other video-sharing site — or just keep the clip on your own PC and share it with your friends. You can do this with the “Game Bar,” which is part of the “Game DVR” feature offered by the Xbox app. Windows 10 also includes customizable keyboard shortcuts for recording videos and capturing screenshots. Open the Game Bar To open the Game Bar while playing a game, press Windows Key + G. It will pop up above the game you’re playing. If you press Windows Key + G while Windows thinks you aren’t playing a game, Windows will ask if you really want to open the game bar. You may need to be playing the PC game in windowed mode to see the game bar, so try setting your game to windowed mode if you don’t see it. The Game bar includes icons for quickly opening the Xbox app, controlling background recording, taking a screenshot, recording a gameplay video, and accessing settings.
How to use an Xbox One Controller on Windows, OS X, and Linux. The Xbox One Controller is a fantastic gamepad, and although Microsoft has only recently started bundled the drivers for it in Windows 10, there are drivers available for Windows 7 and 8 on their website. Mac users do not have an official driver, but there is an lightweight open source solution that works well. For all operating systems, the controller will only connect over the USB cable, not wirelessly, however Microsoft is releasing an adapter later this fall. Windows Drivers Windows provides driver downloads on their support page. Be sure to download the correct version (32 bit or 64 bit) for your architecture. After installation, your controller should work fine when plugged in, but it may still be synced with the console.
If it is, just turn the console and the controller off, plug in the controller, and turn the controller back on. You can check if the controller is working in the Devices panel in the settings, under ‘Connected Devices’. Mac Drivers Linux Drivers. How to Play Wii and GameCube Games on your PC with Dolphin. Dolphin is an open source Wii and GameCube emulator that supports the majority of games for both consoles. Dolphin will run your collection of Wii and GameCube games very well at 1080p on most new PC’s, and even older systems still can crank out playable speeds at 480p, the native GameCube resolution. Installing Dolphin is easy, although if you want to put your collection on your computer, you will need a Wii and be willing to homebrew it. Why Dolphin is Better than a Wii If you have good hardware, you can crank up the graphics settings on older games.
In fact, even games for the GameCube, which had a maximum of 480p and were stuck at a 3:4 aspect ratio, upscale very well to full widescreen HD or even 4K. Dolphin is not without its problems; there are still games that do not emulate properly and have bugs or glitches, but there is excellent community support in their forums, and new releases come out every few weeks which include bug fixes. Downloading Dolphin Connecting a Controller. 10 Xbox One Features You Might Not Know About. Nine Things Every Steam User Should Know About. How to Stream or Record Your Games for Broadcast Online. How to Move a PC Game to Another Hard Drive (Without Re-Downloading It)
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Uh, no. The problem is not that there are new commands and filters. The problem is they didn't augment/improve the system while leaving the simple interface intact—they completely wiped the simple interface, required you to learn syntax to get a search, include absolutely zero help or data on how to do that in Windows directly, only suggest two filters, and half the time search still doesn't fucking work. Requiring people to learn a full syntax when a simple GUI could do the job is not stepping forward, it's stepping back. I don't want them to strip the features.
I just want the syntax and search to actually work as intended, I want actual documentation and useful suggestions (say, Windows tracks the most common types), and I want the simple-to-use search several hundred million people are already comfortable with back in, as there is zero reason the new syntax couldn't simply happen after the user opt to click "advanced". It's not that there are too many shortcuts. Master Game List | WSGF. The Backloggery. Online Game Collection. Game Guides, Walkthroughs, Strategy Guides, Solutions, Maps, Codes and game FAQs for PC and Video Games.
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Why Do I Want to Do This? The Steam client is a really handy way to organize your games and it works for both games you’ve purchased from Steam and games you’ve added from your own collection (e.g. a game you manually installed that isn’t part of the Steam ecosystem). The big hiccup when you do that, however, is that Steam doesn’t automatically apply their lovely icons and artwork to your game; you’re on your own to tinker around and customize the look. This tutorial will guide you through both sides of the process: adding a non-Steam game or application and editing the artwork so that it looks good both in the windowed launcher and in Steam’s Big Picture couch-friendly interface. Launch your Steam client. Steam Banners. Steam Grids.com - A collection of custom grid icons for Steam, with and without text.
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