Steam Deck

Until a competitor does a console with track pads and back buttons the Steam Deck will remain unrivalled as far as I'm concerned. It's insane to me that none of the other handhelds have implemented these.

Okay so here's the (technically) awesome part. All our steam decks are part of a giant hivemind that propagates someone's work to the other steam decks to spare them the work. Shaders are necessary, it's a fact. You can't get around them. Shaders have to be calculated on a "per device configuration"

Steam deck is the only way I have time to play WoW now as a new father. I've been playing on my lunch break in a work truck using my phones mobile hotspot. Works surprisingly well actually. Apparently, classic WoW uses very little data and plays fine, even with spotty 4G service.

Sometimes I don't want to be in my setup and I just want to be in the couch with GF and the dogs. Or just dock it to the TV and play together. Also, It's very useful to play when we travel to visit her parents or my parents. I love my Switch and also works for that but sith SD I have all my PC libra

Bluetooth for my AirPods That’s the reason I’m still using my steam deck with PXPlay more than the portal. PS: I really hate your shoes

As an old person who never stopped gaming, this entire 'save files backed up to Valve's cloud automaticaly' thing will forever be the best thing ever. Playing something at home on my 5070ti and then on my SD later is absolutely seamless. There was a point I wouldn't have understood that could be a t

Steam Deckde trackpad var çok işime yarar oyüzden Steam Deck alcam. Çokda ağır oyunlar oynamam zaten

I have played/beat wc3 on multiple campaigns. Theres a few custom layouts you can find browsing the templates, BUT the biggest thing for me js the trackpads. I use the right trackpad for my mouse, with left click, and the left trackpad I custom set my keybinds to. The trouble with this though, is th