That looks ridiculous. Laughable battery life too...
As a consumer this makes Switch obsolete for me as I have little interest in their first party.LOL, why do you think Nintendo fans are jealous??? Steam Desk is absolutely no threat to Switch. NONE. It'd be lucky if it sold 10 million in its life time
As a consumer this makes Switch obsolete for me as I have little interest in their first party.
Seeing comments justifying the oled screen or the og switch battery life makes me think someone is trying to defend their favourite corporation/toy.
I recently got done with Witcher 3 on switch and that drained my battery in max 2 hrs, the rest of my gametime being plugged in.
I couldn’t care less for the oled screen, as burn in is still a thing, so I kind of appreciate Valve not going that route.
It won’t do switch numbers lol, but it’ll sell, trust me. Playing my steam library portably is somewhat of a dream of mine and I’m surely not alone. Pre ordered the thing within the first hour and I’m q2, pretty telling if u ask me
What the heck does BOTW have to do with it at all? He referenced Witcher 3...a totally different game? That logic is incredibly disturbing, I got 4 hours on BOTW makes getting 2 hours on Witcher 3 weird, that's just silly.that's weird, I could play 4 hours of BOTW with my OLED model, you must have an old model or one with defect battery
Ahead of its initial launch in late February 2022, we're taking a look at everything revealed about Valve's Steam Deck so far.
The Steam Deck is a portable, handheld PC that will ship with Valve's own SteamOS (built on top of Linux). The device is billed as an entirely open platform, letting players install games outside of the Steam ecosystem, run additional PC software alongside them, or just replace the entire OS with Windows if they like. Valve is hoping that most (not all) games will work just fine on SteamOS when the Steam Deck launches, with a lot of work going into improving Proton--a compatibility layer that allows Windows games to run on Linux without native support, and without (too many) issues.
STAMPS
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - What is the Steam Deck?
02:22 - Price and Versions
03:17 - Specifications
04:41 - Game Compatibility
06:13 - Release Date
This is what I keep wondering. No wonder people complain about having a backlog.how the fuck do some of you have 1k+ games lol.
Check your Steam Library compatibility:
Your Library on Deck
A page showing the games in your Steam Library that are deck verifiedstore.steampowered.com
Is this only on the web page, not on the Steam client app? I never use the web site, just the client app directly. Can't find that option there, and no steam app updates are pending. Am I missing something?
I don't get why P4G is still showing up as unsupported, they supposedly found a work around for the cut scene video codec streaming so it's claimed as fully playable now?Check your Steam Library compatibility:
Your Library on Deck
A page showing the games in your Steam Library that are deck verifiedstore.steampowered.com
Gabe has some 'splaining to do.
Quick Personal Stats:
Total Games: 1,028
Verified: 67 (6.5%)
Playable: 50 (4.8%)
Unsupported: 15 (1.4%)
Untested: 897 (87.2%)
Dunno, just log in via the web-site or go into a random game and open the steam overlay with its' browser.Is this only on the web page, not on the Steam client app? I never use the web site, just the client app directly. Can't find that option there, and no steam app updates are pending. Am I missing something?
My account is very old & it’s my primary platform. Lots are from bundles as well. HumbleBundle used to be legit.how the fuck do some of you have 1k+ games lol.
OMG!It is no exaggeration to say that Elden Ring is FromSoftware’s largest and most ambitious game yet, and that ambition has more than paid off. Even after 87 hours of blood, sweat, and tears that included some of the most challenging fights I’ve ever fought, and innumerable surprises, there are still bosses that I left on the table, secrets that I’ve yet to uncover, sidequests that I missed out on, tons of weapons, spells, and skills that I’ve never used.
I don't really use the web version, only the app client, because that's where I launch games from, manage my library/wishlist, etc. I'll wait until they update the client, should be soonish I guess. Thanks!Dunno, just log in via the web-site or go into a random game and open the steam overlay with its' browser.
how the fuck do some of you have 1k+ games lol.
Why would it have a higher perfomance docked? It's not like it improves its hardware....Did I miss something, or does it not have an overclocked dock mode that outputs higher performance (resolution) than undocked mode, like how the Nintendo Switch functions?
Because the Steam Deck as a 1080p computer for your desk monitor or livingroom TV in this GPU market might be an important use case.
how the fuck do some of you have 1k+ games lol.
soooo.......
how does Destiny play??
Why would it have a higher perfomance docked? It's not like it improves its hardware....
do we know if untested games can be played on the deck?
FWIW they are still going through the catalog so many games may be supported, they just haven't been confirmed yet.I'm wondering if installing Windows would be only way to go.... I'm also getting pretty small # of supported games.
Very true. At least I would have to wait after Q2 delivery... so I have some time, and I'm sure it will get better and better over time.FWIW they are still going through the catalog so many games may be supported, they just haven't been confirmed yet.
I absolutely love that installing windows is even an option. I'm going to go with vanilla SteamOS for at least a few months before I consider a Windows install.Very true. At least I would have to wait after Q2 delivery... so I have some time, and I'm sure it will get better and better over time.
(perhaps it will sway off some folks ahead of me lol)
I absolutely love that installing windows is even an option. I'm going to go with vanilla SteamOS for at least a few months before I consider a Windows install.
Exactly.Switch owners think that when they dock the Switch that it is being overclocked to improve performance. In reality, the Switch is underclocked in handheld mode, and when it gets docked it is just using its full power. It isn't overclocked though. The Steam Deck doesn't underclock in handheld mode so docking has no effect on its performance.