How I use my Steam Deck
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- Опубліковано 22 гру 2024
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What I use with my Steam deck (affiliate):
🧠 Steam Deck SD Card:
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🔋 Battery bank:
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👾 Usb-c dongle to hook up to TV/monitor/external drive/etc:
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🔍Steam Deck Screen protector:
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🔌 Long charging cable (usb-c to usb-c):
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⚡️ 45w charging brick:
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🎮 Controllers I use with steam deck:
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📀 Internal drive for Steam deck, ROG Ally, etc:
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🎹 Wireless keyboard (also works great with mac, can connect to mac and steam deck at the same time and switches with one button push)
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🪑sit/stand desk:
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By far one of the best purchases I made. I work overnights at a gas station. Literally 90% of the time I’m doing absolutely nothing, now I’m just constantly having epic gamer moments.
What a dream 😍
Holy W
EZ Money
Explains why you work at a gas station.
@@omegacon4 well someone’s gotta do it
I literally bought my steam deck so I could chill next to my GF on the couch. Honestly can't think of a better way to use it.
right?? so nice
Nah bro, THIS THIS THIS. To be able to be around a loved one who has different tastes to you (watches crap) but wanting to be in her space whilst not being mind numbingly bored while she's doing her thing haha
She lets you do that? Shitty girlfriend
This!! I dont even use my deck outside of the house, only when in go on holidays. Besides that i just chill in the sofa or on my terrace catching a sun and having a blast.
bro you are winning at life :D
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time.
perfect mind set to play games
That’s a good way to look at it. I too struggle with letting myself enjoy video games these days because I want to be more productive when I’m not at work.
Only if i could pay the bills that way
if he is feeling guilty it is not an enjoyable time. You cannot make a decision to not feel guilty.
I play in bed almost exclusively. Its so comforting, i can no longer be bothered to sit in my padded office chair at the beefy desktop. Comfort is king
Same brotha 💪🤝
Same
my neck hurts looking down versus against my headrest at my desk
How are you positioned?
Either it's uncomfortable to hold for me or my arms fall asleep.
Are you sitting in bed playing?
@@Woupsme yeah I just lay on my back with a couple pillows behind my head at a very slight incline, then I just rest my elbows on the bed straight up in the air at a 90° angle. Sometimes I push my fat belly out and rest it on my stomach as well to give my hands or arms to break, but for the most part it's very comfortable because I've built strength In My arms by doing this over time. I remember when I first got it thinking it was way too heavy but I enjoyed playing it so much that I did it anyway and now it's just seems easy and normal
Here's what I do with my deck that i find the most value : 1. while waiting at the airport and during flight. 2. While doing laundry 3. While taking a poopoo 4. Playing games on bed
I herd SD is so large its really awkward to pull out on the plane or bus. Sadly don't know where I could give it a try for myself before buying one.
@@xImanewbi3x not a big deal for me, but yeah some people find it too big, but in my case it doesn't matter
@@dedut.Thats what she said
I trained combos in tekken 8 on a airport, and that was so cool. 😂
@xImanewbi3x literally never had a issue with it feeling to bis something like the switch in comparison feels like a small children's toy the steam deck feels just right
I remember in college playing Mario Kart 64 on 4 way split screen on a 13" CRT TV in the dorm.
gottta break out that magnifying glass lol
4 player halo matches on a 17" CRT was peak
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Same here playing on the couch. Either my partner is watching something while I play next to her on the couch, or we both have a game on the TV in the background while playing the Deck on the couch. THE BEST! 🤓🕹️
Love that!
Play a horror game on the deck at a spooky location ( abandoned place, forest in the night ) with your headphones on.
NO SIR
The steamdeck made visiting the in laws for Xmas actually bareable.
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Hey thank you so much 🥲
Damn
I’ve only had a SD for about a week, but easily the most time I’ve spent on it (as well as my Switch for since I’ve had it) is on the couch with my wife and son home so I don’t have to hog up the tv
I do the same thing except both my wife and I got a steam deck so our son could have the tv and play with his toys.
Taking it over to a friend's place to play together wasn't even a selling point to me. Now that i have one, it's actually one of the primary ways i use my OLED
Right???
Even in unwanted days such as sick days, the sd might come in handy.
I appreciate the authenticity with your answers. Im subbing.
I've got the Oled and I use it a lot for watching movies as well. I'm pretty much constantly on the go and hardly ever at home and having something with such a good screen that lasts 10h on one charge is amazing.
I work for a tv station/studio and my favorite way of using my steam deck is in between shoots where i would sit in my techbooth waiting for something to happen. Even my boss took an interest in what i was playing. Im super happy how versatile the steam deck is ❤
My girl works a different schedule than me. It’s so nice when I’m not tired to be in bed and still be able to do what I want to do and still be next to her side
Oh yes the steam deck transformed traveling. Waiting 3 hours at the airport? No problem, let’s play BG3.
Also sitting on the couch with your friends/family, they’re watching or playing something on tv and I sit next to play Hades or something with headphones. Still present and not locked away in the bedroom gaming.
And finally this might be more personal but I live half the year on a sailboat and let me tell ya. The hours racked on the steam deck on bad weather days xD
what’s your favourite game to play on it?
I grew up playing a lot of games on handhelds, and one thing I always enjoyed about handhelds was the freedom they gave you. I don’t travel a lot personally, but I still like having a solution to take my games wherever I go and not being bound to a computer desk. I still play on my desktop, but I mostly use it for games that either don’t run very well on the Steam Deck or are just better suited for a desktop setup.
Having been a portable gamer since GameBoy (I'm 41), I bought the Steam Deck to play because I didn't have a dedicated PC and at the time, couldn't find a PS5. Fast forward now a couple years, I have a nice gaming PC that I do all my photo editing on, as well as gaming, and we finally got that PS5. My most use case at this point has been, just as you described; sitting on the couch while my wife watches a show or plays another game. When I travel, I always take the Steam Deck and my iPad mini, because I like reading, at it's my main ereader. So, it's not weird at all.
Perfect example: Last night I was playing my game on the PC. My wife came home. I grabbed the deck and sat on the couch and she watched a show. I get my gaming in and she doesn't sit there bored. It's really a great relationship tool... 😛
Just now informing myself on the steam deck. I want something to just grab and play easily on the couch or in bed. And I really want to play Hogwarts Legacy but my Laptop couldn’t take it or it wouldn’t be enjoyable I think, and I also don’t have a desktop gaming PC. I also have an iPad mini and am wondering if the screen size of the steam deck is similar or which is bigger?
@@k.h.8440 The iPad Mini has a slightly larger screen. The Deck is amazing and runs Hogwarts flawlessly. I have the OLED model and the battery life is much improved and worth the added cost.
Remember the Switch trailer reveal and the guy playing outside while his dog is running around ? Yeah that's my dog, my SteamDeck and me in the garden during summer night :)
I recently took mine on a 8 hr direct flight to Iceland and a ten day cruise that went between Iceland and Norway. It was an amazing source to battle boredom during the trip.
I used an anker power+ 26800 PD power bank along with it. Charged it almost twice.
Also nice Cotopaxi bag, I also keep mine in one. They make one with compartments instead of an open bag. It’s great for organizing all the gear I bring with me for the steam deck. 5:49
I also partially bought it because now I can play pc games with my wife. While I’m on my pc she can sit with me or on the couch and play together
One of the only problems for me is not a deck issue, but a game issue. So many games have bad forms of drm that make playing a game offline impossible sometimes. Like, why do we need a wifi connection to boot up and play the story mode for need for speed, star wars, and call of duty? Other than that, it feels nice having something i can switch between a couch setup, desktop setup, and handheld setup
Playing on the couch while my wife is watching shows is my #1 too. Good point on how it took me away from too much social media, didn't notice this until you mentioned it.
I do like that you included the productivity aspect into it, it makes sense to my day-to-day as well!
Play my Steam Deck while cooking all the time!! Super underrated
The Steam Deck is such an amazing gaming device. I absolutely love it. It has made me enjoy gaming so much more
I’m a freelancer and that means I have to structure a lot of my productive time myself, which, for me, is really challenging. What I’ve started doing is using a pomodoro timer throughout the day and in the 5 minute breaks I have I can just work on whatever game I’ve been playing. It’s really nice because it feels like a good break and I don’t have to wait until the very end of the day when I’m finished working to enjoy my hobbies.
I do that too when I´m studying for Uni! it´s such a game changer, keeps me productive and I´m having fun.
As a truck driver. The deck is a god send
Man the joys of being young and free to play when you want. I’m 34 with a family and get maybe half hour to an hour to play a day.
I feel that! After the wife and kids have settled, house chores are done and work is finished I have 30 mins to play late at night before I nod off on the couch.
@@sickboy252030 minutes is not much time, what kind of games do you play?
@@phatplatesmortal kombat 1, cyberpunk 2077 and Dead Island 2 as of recent.
Don't feel bad. This young gen are unemployable and can't find jobs.
@@omegacon4 You are so sad. Someone else commented about having a job and playing on their SD and you still judged them. Also, guess who set all that up? not this gen.
I have the ROG Ally swapped to Bazzite. So pretty much a steam deck.
I work at Walmart and get an hour lunch break every day. That’s literally what I do for my lunch break now.
Late but BASED. Bazzite is awesome. I've got it on my Deck lol
you talk so good about both legion go and steam deck that ill end up buying a Legion deck
very relatable. we actually overlap with everything. 💙
2:04 My brother, that gameplay is looking cinematic.
😂😂 you right
I have a ps5 and series X. My steam deck has become my main console. Havent touched the others in 6 months lol
Same dood haven't switched my PS5 or Xbox on since I got the Steam Deck
Just purchased one yesterday. As a dad thats never played PC gaming im quite looking forward to it. Like a kid at xmas 😂. My last console was a ps4 about 10 years ago. Mostly looking to play cs2 and some other games
absolutely loved your rubber tree spreading in the background. Hope mine reach that crown someday (waiting for it to grow more to start trimming and spreading)
btw, love your content about the deck. Helped me a lot on deciding to get one.
I recently bought the OLED one, and my first reason was like you: to be in the same room with people (my wife) and just be together while doing different things. Sometimes we also play games together, it's great.
Also, I have some waiting times during work, and I can just grab my steamdeck and play 5 minutes, go back to my task at hand, it's so quick and easy, incredible!
2:33 how do you play the deck in the car? You don't get motion sick? I barely can watch a video on my phone while in the car
i grew up reading in the car on road trips and i guess i just got lucky, i can get motion sick if its a fast paced FPS in the car, but i just avoid those
How did you get 7 hrs on the deck in the car?
@@wasdw246 car charging port
@wasdw246 and also you're not gonna spend 100% of that time to play the deck, there might be 1-3hour downtime of just chilling
i had that problem too but I used sea-bands for motion sickness, i very recommend that thing. i finally don't feel this nausea thingy while looking at phone or playing on steam deck or even reading a book
#1 this thing is killing my time when the power goes out due to russian attacks. hello from Ukraine. big up Gabe and all Valve for making it really
I might be in minority but I use my steam deck as laptop replacement in dock mode (my laptop is a 7 years old one with gtx970m).
On top of that I play on it games from my backlog. A few times a year when I’m visiting family I have an old 22” (1650x1050, 16:10 aspect ratio display) and additional controller and older games or indies work fine.
For a less demanding games (shapezIO and Opus Magnum I user 1440p display and mouse and keyboard in dock mode)
I’m happy with this device for the price I paid.
The steam deck makes a really good portable clone hero party system. Just plug it into a tv with a dock that has a couple usbs. Plug the guitars in and play
I use my steam deck as a desktop pc. I was thinking about building a pc with linux anyways so it works out. Plus, I love playing games on it in handheld mode. It is just so much more comfortable to hold than a switch.
My plan is to use SD when i have no electricity(it's about 50% of the time). Surely i can play a lot of games without internet connection, yes?
yes!
2:30 I feel you brother
I use the deck as my primary computer (I’m a Linux guy) and it is so convenient. I am playing a game at my desk with keyboard and mouse and I want to go somewhere or downstairs or something, I just unplug the dock and take it with me. If I’m in desktop mode I just go to full screen or in game mode no changes. Absolutely amazing!
“But hear me out before you click to the next section” - I wish there were sections with timings! Nice video though! :)
I've used mine quite a bit for web browsing and web-based work apps. I have a foldable bluetooth keyboard with a touchpad that I always carry with the Steam Deck and it has been a great compact portable option, functioning as a universal solution for general computing and gaming.
bought a steam deck 2 years ago to bring it to projects that goes for months. played some game in the free time. Now my steamdeck act as alternative to my gaming laptop (did not have space for tower pc) which is fun to use to play on a couch or bed instead of having to sit there.
I am a big believer in "go" bags for different situations and activities, I approve lol.
Totally get the chilling on the couch. My fiance and I spend most of our "quiet but together" time either in his office me reading and him on his desktop gaming, or in the living room watching tv with his laptop gaming (can you tell which of us is a gamer? lol).
I live near the outback Australia. In the middle of the bush surrounded by flora and fauna. The stone house I live in in completely off grid. I use water from dams, drinking water is rain water, power is completely solar. I've been a gamer my whole life but running a big t.v and console or a P.C is unrealistic. But I love my steamdeck, play it all the time. Just bought the virtue xr pro glasses to improve my gaming/watching shows/UA-cam experience. Can't wait to see how it goes. But the steam deck is the best purchase I've made in gaming in the last decade.
How do you decide what to play? My main issue is that I get the free time/want to play but never know what game I should play.
*You don't*
I haven't figured it out myself either rip
if you dont know what to play, just pick one at random ☝️
Yeah, pick one, check if it works on deck, start playing it, give it some time to check if you are having fun, if so just play. If not next day try another one.
6:49 I'd love to know what combination of cables you use thats long enough to allow you to connect your steamdeck to a tv while still holding it in your hand 😭
just a really long HDMI cord, i think 15ft
A big chunk of the reason why I got my deck was because me and my wife tend to travel a lot. Another big component was the awful Arkham ports and kingdom, hearts cloud on the switch. It’s been about two years since I’ve had my deck and it’s honestly one of my favorite devices period.
It's funny how you mentionned getting it in you backpack to meet up friends. I did just that, and it was great every time I did. It felt super natural to dock it on any TV or projector and then adding up my controllers or them and just launch small multilocal games. Just like old days when we played togeher. Overcooked, Stick fight, Ultimate Chicken horse and Castle Crasher were generally the favorite.
Would you share your list of couch games you play with friends?
So you can connect 4 controllers on the steam deck ? Unless I’m misunderstanding.
yup! i do it all the time
Just pulled the trigger on the 1tb model! Can't wait to try it out!
I use my deck mainly for retrogaming and I love it.
Same mainly ps2 and GameCube games for nostalgia purposes
Well, there would be lighter and better solutions for this. And I love my Steam Deck.
@@jjtheman523does it handle ps2 games very well because that’s my childhood and I have a lot of PS2 games
@@TakeAchance365 I’d say about 90% of the ps2 library runs moderate to very well from my experience
I just got one I didnt realize how much better emulation is for me on the deck
I will take the advice of using the SD instead of the mobile, i'm getting tired of scrolling vertical videos and feeling that im wasting my time.
By the way, what cod zombies is that one? I would love to play split screen with friends but I couldn't find any zombies on PC that has that feature.
My SD has replaced my laptop as a go to pc. I dock it to tv to watch movies or play games. Or i couch game. All my emulators and roms are there too and when i am travelling, I can take the complete experience with me. I no longer need to carry that huge bulky gaming laptop with massive charger.
Can you use it as a pc and use other apps like word or something like that
@@donoffitness2892 in Linux u have multiple word and Excel editors and for video editing, dan vinci resolve works great. If u want to run any windows app, Proton works flawlessly for most. It took me a little time to get used to Linux but now I have no reason to go back to windows.
There's a web browser version of Word, that should work on the Steam Deck.
Using your portable device on the couch while you significant other (or kids, or whoever) is doing something on the TV is amazing. I got the PS Portal for that very purpose (literally sitting on the same couch where I'd play the PS5). That led to a G Cloud to also stream Xbox to retro handheld emulators, to, you guessed it, the Steam Deck.
This is also my #1 way of playing the deck. Cheers!
I adore mine. Really helped me get through my backlog.
My favorite way to unwind is to watch a movie and play games. Before I mostly used my switch but now I can play Red Dead Redemption 2 with comprobable FPS to an actual console while watching One Piece on my couch, peak gamer moments.
Awesome video man - totally agree on the couch Decking. It’s a lot of the same feelings as console playing but obviously with my PC library, and to some extent, being able to keep the TV off in the mornings just creates a more relaxing atmosphere as well.
my number one use case is the same, i could isolate myself to my PC on the other end of the house, which i still do sometimes, but sometimes i would rather play the steam deck in the living room on the couch while my wife or son watches TV and I'm still spending time with them.
So far, my favorite way to play the Steam Deck is by clicking "confirm payment" lol. After 3 years of torment and not being able to justify throwing down the money, I FINALLY bought my Steam Deck yesterday! It should arrive by Tuesday or Wednesday 😁😍
Did you get it yet?
@bxfbbxcbxc5328 nope, it should arrive tomorrow. 3-5 business days my @$$ lol. The wait has been absolute torture. But I got a ton of accessories for it already. The eSwap S Pro controller, a bundle of tempered glass screen protectors, the Ugreen 13-in-1 dock, a 516gb MicroSD (all of that has arrived already) as well as the Jsaux RGB vented backplate, which should be here in a few days.
A lot of people on the internet recently are like "Oh well the Asus ROG Ally has way better specs and performance than the Steam Deck since this runs at 4k 120hz while your crappy steam deck runs at 4k 60hz🤓" But like literally no one cares cuz all you need is the comfortability and satisfaction that the steam deck provides for you. The Ally is a windows 11 OS anyways which is so bad.
i totally agree with you
Last reason is so real. Introduced my gf to gaming via PS5 over the last 18 months. BG3 brought us a lottttt closer. But there’s just not that many great couch co-op games available on PS5. Got a Steam Deck and it just opened up a whole world of possibilities. We can still be side by side and play different games, or emulate PS2 and Wii games from our childhood for more couch co-op options, or even cross play games that let us play online together (we’ve currently been really enjoying WarFrame and Remnant 2, please lmk any suggestions you may have.)
10/10 definitely Recommend
a really good way to use it is if your friend wants to play with you but you are at a spot where the other person doesn't have access to a pc and doesn't have a steam deck then you can use steam link and they can view your screen from their phone, then you can connect an external controller to the steam deck and give it to them (i do this with my friend alot and we play "a way out" which is a really good co-op game with an amazing story)
ah the old issue of splitscreen
"I got 4 people playing and i can't see shit on my crt"
hahaha exactly
Split screen was great but everyone screen cheats like crazy and acts like they would never
@@donniedarko4497 Me? No! Never!
@@TurtleSauceGaming 😃
I think by far one of the biggest selling point for the hand helps in general is getting to set next to your partner. I initially started looking at them because I wanted that and was gonna pick up a 64gb through Skyrim and some chill things on and be able to do that. I ended up falling in love with the steam deck reignited my passion for gaming ended up finding a good deal on a 1tb oled. Now the only thing I use my pc to transfer games to my steam deck emulator.
Your main reason is exactly why I love my Deck. I can play games while my wife watches tv. Even if we’re doing different things, we’re still together in the same room. It makes a big difference.
I take the ferry to work a few days each week. It's a twenty minute ride across the bay to San Francisco. The deck ia a great way to pass the time.
Can you use the steam deck offline without an internet connection to play a game? I know I’ll have to download games and update it with internet.
Yeah, you can
Any game that doesn't require a connection, you don't need a connection to play on the steam deck. Games that are "always online" will not be able to be played offline.
You have a new age, LAN Party-style SD “Bug Out Bag” to roll out asap for any and all gaming emergencies!
I damaged my leg last year and had to stay at home for 3 weeks. Having a Steam Deck with Armored Core 6 on it helped a lot )
That was my main reason for getting a Switch a few years ago. I just had no gaming time because I have a wife and kids and could never play what I wanted to. The steam deck was an obvious upgrade to that and it's pretty much exactly how I use it 90% of the time.
Thinking it would be good for flights and being away. Kinda wanna play the DA the Veilguard on the go when it comes out.
Steam Deck on the couch is SO under rated. Like I don’t always want to sit at my gaming sit up and Stare at my monitor, being able to get comfortable and play the same games is the GOAT
I like to use it to stream my playstation 5 and cloud play xbox games. I just think the games looks amazing on the oled screen.
1:12 was... was that your thumb...? thats like 90 degrees...??
Is a birth defect
I’m glad I’m not the only one who feels guilty for playing games sometimes i feel like I could being doing something more productive but I guess it’s also what I like to do
I just got a preowned steamdeck for 200 euro.
Pretty happy about the price :)
Already bought a 1tb corsair mini and Arctic cooling paste, the idea is to speed it up and freshen it up a little.
Do you recommend replacing fan (or recommend anything else) while Im still opening up the device?
i ll think about replacing thermal paste
Loving my Deck. Just wondering, in your 'Bug Out Pack', don't you bring a backup charger for the Deck as well?
yeah i keep a small battery bank in there, i just forgot to pull it out
@@sam.alexander.reviews Nice! And you can charge and play your deck at the same time with this battery bank?
How are you playing super smash bros? I thought it was Nintendo Switch only?
It's most definitely switch emulation
You nailed it with the last point, now i get to relax next to mt loved one while she watches her shows. Pretty much played the entirety of Elden Ring on the deck, beat the game and am waiting for the DLC (planning on huying it next week) and going to try to beat as well.
3:22 whats this game in which hes killing zombies with shotgun? looks fun
I primarily use mine as a desktop setup. I started out with Windows 10 before accidentally "upgraded" to 11. I went back to steamos just a few days ago
I use it as a tool for relaxing after a long day. I have a collection of my favorite books (I've read 12 of them). I adore my steam deck as much as I adore my books. My books are for exercising my mind, my steam deck is for relaxing my mind.
I’ve literally never took my steam deck out the house and have my own gaming room set up with high end gaming rig. I got my steam deck purely so I could chill in bed or on the couch with my partner and still be a gamer. Best purchase I ever made only booted my actual gaming PC 2 or 3 times since I got the deck
i have a steam library and i am really inclined to buy the deck but i will wait for the deck 2 .
steam deck is an incomplete device, but i do hope with the steam deck 2 they put more power in it, bigger screen, vrr, better battery life and a portable gpu. i have the onexplayer pro 2 with the portable gpu, and i also have a portable power station to pump juice in them to keep playing when outside
I just got a steam deck and I love it , my only concern going forward is stick drift. Has anyone had issues with it after having one for a while?
I’ve been using mine for years and haven’t had it happen, but even if it does the joysticks are cheap And easy to replace
This was going to be the year that I finally built my first proper gaming PC, but I’ve been thinking about getting a Steam Deck instead. While I know I’d be getting much better performance with a desktop, the handheld capability is enough of an upside, for me personally, that I don’t mind the drawbacks.
I’ve played games on 9 fps at 800x600, in the past. I can live with getting “only” 30-40 in a game like Elden Ring. Especially if it means being able to play Elden Ring wherever I want.
If it's mostly just games then it's a solid choice. However, If you're gonna need it to do more than just games, then there is a lot to take into consideration.
Whats the Zombie game at 3:35?
World war z
@@sam.alexander.reviews looks sick!! Thanks mate!!
I just upgraded my pc and also got a steam deck and i find myself on the steam deck more often than on my pc 😂 something about just laying down and playing red dead makes it such a great experience.
Im an MMO player and since I’ve got 3 kids and married it was kinda hard to play because I didn’t wanted to sit at a PC away from my wife. I wanted to chill with her in Th e couch watching a show and play on the side. A Laptop kinda solved that but the Steam deck is literally what I was waiting for. It’s amazing
Wish I bought one sooner, hands down the best handheld in today's market
This video was so informative! Thanks so much☺️