@Jim Can we have one new release that isn't a massive disappointment?
@TheMaskettaMan @Jim
This is gaming now. Get used to only playing retro games my friend.
@alyx @TheMaskettaMan @Jim
People be like:
Steam deck isn't strong enough, because it cannot max Cyberpunk.
Bruh, I am playing 10 year old games there. And you won't be playing AAA shit either. And you know it.
@LukeAlmighty @alyx @TheMaskettaMan Steam deck is a pretty great handheld all around. I've enjoyed it a lot tbh. I think I've run into like one game that had some issues but aside from that it's worked really well. Strangely enough it's got me playing backlog titles I might not have touched otherwise and I've been having a lot of fun with those.
@LukeAlmighty @alyx @Jim @LukeAlmighty @alyx @TheMaskettaMan that's why I bought mine and all it's done is made me play games I've played but convince myself really shouldn't run well on it 
@graf @LukeAlmighty @TheMaskettaMan @alyx I think what bodes best for its future is the growing install base and the amount of community tinkering people are doing with it. Be interesting to see where it goes over the next few years.
@Jim @graf @LukeAlmighty @TheMaskettaMan @alyx Unironically think the steam deck will be the future of hand held gaming, once people really start cracking the switch and its future iterations i feel like they'll be almost 0 reason to own first party software when it comes to other handheld devices
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Let's just hope either Valve continues with a Deck 2, or more manufacturers plunge into this market.
