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I mean steam is pretty much objectively a Monopoly

Steam deck is unusable, can't get anything to work on it at all.

I put several hundred hours on the prepared to die, mods were required. The game was completely unplayable at launch, I pre-ordered it lol

I'm glad you mentioned Warhawk, Uncharted 2, and Killzone 2. Those are such good games. I have fond memories of playing those games

Elden Ring base game online play is broken on Deck/Linux since 1.12. EAC looks for a file called dlc.bdt which isn't present without buying the DLC and without it will refuse to let users connect citing "inappropriate activity".

I was so excited for that Portal 2 Steam integration back in the day. Sadly around the time Portal 2 came out on the PS3, the Sony servers were hacked and PSN was down for like 3 weeks, putting a dampener on the collaboration.

Sega is dead But their joke will live for ever

"Everyone loves valve" let me spell it out to ya, Team. Fortress. Two

Thinking about it now, ive only ever used Epic games for the fact they have weekly free to keep games

In the end. It's just a minor fix. Not a BIG ONE. Which does not increases the VRAM from 4GB to 8GB due to mostly being used as RAM.

What if Sony went to Valve with this: "Hey Gabe, you like our PS games on Steam, right? What about you offer Half Life Alyx to the PSVR owners on Steam to keep things that way?". I think it's a win win situation anyway but who knows how cocky Sony can be, right?

I just ordered a 64gb of Friday and I can not wait to get it! I still haven't gotten any shipping info yet, though :(

Steam Deck is great but until they sell daughter boards I will never recommend one to anyone ever again. A simple flaw in the shoulder buttons invalidates the whole thing. Not everyone has the soldering skills, the expensive equipment nor the knowledge on where to buy used products to replace parts that VALVE does not sell...

Can you test god of War 3 ?

Great video dude, apparently FromSoftware released another patch that makes the game a little more "easier" 😆 Will be trying it again soon, have a nice day! ❤

I’ll Be Joining the Steam Deck Sooner or later 😁

It's a slow hardware. Pricey than Nintendo and less powerful than other handhelds

You already made this same video 3 months ago????

This is why I am not a fanboy and keep every console around. I am in the middle of jailbreaking a PS4 slim, so give me more options of where to play games. Porting sometimes doesn't work out, poorly optimized games make, at times, superior PC hardware useless vs. just turning on a console. I am primary a PC gamer and always have been also.

MGS4 please

Final boss fan

Good thing I didn't buy Beyond Good and Evil lol, was hyped to see one of my childhood games get a re-release, but definitely won't pay for a game packed with borderline malware.

mvc has been freed from prison! as a marvel player, This gives me hope for marvel 4

Yep... Main Reasons, Ease of Use, Valve Support, and Community Support

I would love to see if bloodborne runs.

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Steam Deck is a console, Sony and Nintendo are companies

Steam: *loves their consumers and celebrate them and bring them stuff constantly* Epic: *practices different types of anti-consumerism* Also Epic: "Omg why don't you like us?"

Bro we can see you reading a script….come on.

It's 50 bucks so sounds right wish it had better gyro though. Doesn't sound like much of deal though.

I recently found out to my greatest surprise that the Steam Deck runs games MUCH better than Windows. It has incredible optimizations under the hood. I have 2 Decks, the LCD and OLED, and I installed Windows 11 on the LCD version to play Xbox Game Pass games. Games that struggle to run on the Windows version run absolutely flawlessly on SteamOS/Proton.

If developers don't like steams 30% cut they are welcome to host their game on steam and focus their advertisements through Humble Bundle, Green man or some other site where Steam gets a 0% cut. Until a company offers better 'developer features and services' or 'better customer features and services', and has at least equal or better security for their product then Steam will maintain its position and be unique among gaming platforms.

10:20 the most important thing is to test sony-exclusives

I'm still waiting for gen 2. I'm tired of dealing with gen 1 devices. I was kind of expecting/hoping for a faster generation cycle since it didn't have the same limitations that a console has tied to it. I'd have got it regardless if it had longer battery life.

I think the deck is so popular because 1 it's valve 2 it's cheap 3 word of mouth

What about micro soft 🍦

my favorite part of the deck is actually the same reason I used to be heavily invested in the Sony ecosystem in the PSP and PS Vita era. At the time, there were several games that you could buy both versions of and transfer save progress back and forth between them, some of which were even a buy once and get both versions game. So, what I would do is bounce between my PS3 and PS Vita. Now I can do the same thing with the deck and with steam cloud saves it's just so much better. Before, I had to plug my Vita into the PS3 with a transfer cable and manually copy over each and every save I worked on while I was away, now, it's just as easy as closing the game on one device and opening it on the other. Thing is though, it's even replaced my Switch as my primary gaming device. They both do similar things but the link with my existing save files and library allowing me to make use of my more powerful home computer as well..... yeah, can't beat that... I actually think consolized PCs like the Deck will be the future of consoles. You can already DIY one by grabbing a $250 mini PC box/stick and slapping Bazzite or a similar alternative onto it.. and for the most part, it just works with your existing steam library :)

Deck has most of a console's polish and simplicity, most of a PC's flexibility, and most of a PC's library compatibility.

Summer sale killing my credit card man!!! 👋🤣

3:40 no, most negative reviews are from Chinese players about blue bear (easy anti cheat)

The one thing that resonated immediately with me was the fact I could get games I wanted to play right out of the box. No messing around with Windows drivers, regedit, no wondering if the hardware was compatible. Just use it at an affordable price with acceptable to downright good framerates. I've been impressed that the hardware has held up without issues. I had a problem where the battery fully discharged and I couldn't get it to respond at all. Low and behold, a quick search and the Reddit community had a solution. And Steam wants these to be repaired. This is the kind of product people want to support, not some closed, unrepairable platform.

An official Steam Controller must have trackpads (for the speed menus and using text), and the controller joysticks and buttons should follow the Steam Deck format so I don't have to re-relearn how to use them again.

What is the game that's showed 18-23 seconds into the video called?

The Deck will be the goat for the FGC at some point