Seems obvious, though there are already a ton of verified games just for the Steam Deck already (even most of the ones that aren’t seem to run fine from what I’ve tried so far).
My only issues have been input related, i.e., keyboard and mouse.
Some games do not run (or did not in the past) due to codec issues too. Besides anticheat off course.
And then some games for mysterious reasons do not run, like the first Batman Arkham City, but all the following Batman games run on the Steam Deck. The game itself runs on Linux PCs, so its a mystery to me. A quick research shows it would launch with the launch option added
-windowed, but I digress.Yeah, but the virtual keyboard and trackpad works well enough to get around that without actually plugging in peripherals (at least for what I’ve played so far).
There are even games that run fine on Steam Deck, which has the rating of not running at all.
With a rumored $1000 price tag, I don’t think it matters how well games run. I think they’ve already priced themselves out of their potential market
1000 bucks for a PC is cheap as fuck tho?
Also consoles are well over 1000 dollars with in a few month or two of owner ship typically. Since consoles are functionally unit cost + sub cost.
Also with rising ram costs something like a PS5 if not sold at a loss would also be well over 1k now.
