Sorry for the super late reply. Blue Dragon boots up and runs but there are some weird artifacting and you can’t see the battle screen. The menu is visible but that’s about it. I would say unplayable unless there’s a fix that I don’t know about.
In what way? Portability? If pocketable is something you're looking for, sure. However it's not really a "better than" situation since it fits for different people with different needs.
@detectivefischer6396 I mean, yeah pocketability is a plus I guess, but just like the steam deck, there's no way I'm keeping the GPD in my pocket. Overall I mean sheer power vs size. GPD is smaller, and yet it's performance decimates the Oled. Whether that's for normal steam gaming, (Days Gone for instance struggling to keep a stable 40/50 fps on lowish settings on the deck, whereas on the GPD I'm rocking medium high at 1080p at 60 near perfectly stable) but also more importantly regarding to this video, there is next to nothing that the GPD struggles with emulation wise. Ive got Switch, 3ds, PS3, Ps2 and all the other big dogs on my GPD and so far the only thing that seems to struggle is PS3 when playing MGS4. Breath of the wild, Mario Kart, Mario Odyssey, Skate 3, practically my whole PS2 library all runs perfect at 720p. Not tried 1080p for them but I'm sure some might struggle, but most should be okay. All this for a device that is smaller and weighs a lil less then the steam deck. Insane imo. The fact it looks like a PS Vita/PSP makes it even better for PSP emulation as well lol. The deck is behind in a constantly growing market. Yes, it's cheaper, and has OLED, but other then that there isn't many other benefits over other handhelds.
please increase the audio volume in editing, because its too low
Appreciate the feedback! Thanks for watching!
Let me know if you can play Blue Dragon on steam deck
Will do!
Sorry for the super late reply. Blue Dragon boots up and runs but there are some weird artifacting and you can’t see the battle screen. The menu is visible but that’s about it. I would say unplayable unless there’s a fix that I don’t know about.
It was perfect for me, but had to RMA because of the terrible mura. The 512gb model is cursed.
Really? I have the 512GB version and haven't had an issue.
what's the issue?
Not even close, GPD Win 4 beats the Steam Deck by a HUGE margin.
Thanks for watching! What do you like about the GPD Win 4?
In what way? Portability? If pocketable is something you're looking for, sure. However it's not really a "better than" situation since it fits for different people with different needs.
@detectivefischer6396 I mean, yeah pocketability is a plus I guess, but just like the steam deck, there's no way I'm keeping the GPD in my pocket.
Overall I mean sheer power vs size.
GPD is smaller, and yet it's performance decimates the Oled. Whether that's for normal steam gaming, (Days Gone for instance struggling to keep a stable 40/50 fps on lowish settings on the deck, whereas on the GPD I'm rocking medium high at 1080p at 60 near perfectly stable) but also more importantly regarding to this video, there is next to nothing that the GPD struggles with emulation wise. Ive got Switch, 3ds, PS3, Ps2 and all the other big dogs on my GPD and so far the only thing that seems to struggle is PS3 when playing MGS4. Breath of the wild, Mario Kart, Mario Odyssey, Skate 3, practically my whole PS2 library all runs perfect at 720p. Not tried 1080p for them but I'm sure some might struggle, but most should be okay.
All this for a device that is smaller and weighs a lil less then the steam deck.
Insane imo.
The fact it looks like a PS Vita/PSP makes it even better for PSP emulation as well lol.
The deck is behind in a constantly growing market. Yes, it's cheaper, and has OLED, but other then that there isn't many other benefits over other handhelds.
😂🤣 ...wait are u being serious? 😳
@kamii_999 look up the benchmarks and all. Seriously, super premium feeling device and had none of the annoyances of the deck on this.