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And this, in all fairness, is a general console perk people come to expect over PCs, especially those of us not necessarily blessed with the Master Race's master budgets. All Switch games, regardless of optimization success or SNAFU, are games someone sat down and worked to run and be controlled on Switch - even most memetic exceptions only prove the rule.
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How much of your Steam library will run and/or control well on it, only practical case-by-case experience will ultimately know.
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I mean, I'm the same fruitcake who double-dips on the Switch ports of his handheld library items like WoFF and the catch is the same for all gaming micro PCs - in spite of the "gaming" modifier induced by the form factor and button layouts, it's still a general PC build for PC ports. and not for $700+ at to each their own, Dishonored is already in my Steam library, but unless Bethesda has a funny idea like dragging it to the cloud (which the first game certainly shouldn't require), I'd still double-dip on Switch even if I had a Steam Deck.
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And that's before people inevitably start putting emulators on this thing - imagine a finally portable Xenosaga trilogy.
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From OG Assassin's Creed (jury's still out on how much of its existence Ubisoft even remembers), TES Oblivion and Flatout to Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Control and Plague Tale - the power not to challenge Switch in the eyes of fully employed old nerds like myself, but to aid and complement it.
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But it still looks like a potent and relatively affordable micro PC which can grant decent portability to many older titles not on Switch - or on consoles at all, for that matter - and provide legit offline alternatives to Switch's own cloudlings until the eventual successor can accommodate those without streaming. but hey, maybe Steam Deck was born exactly to conquer this beast??). and be greeted by recommended "16 Gb RAM". Consoles gonna console, and Switch's flexibility remains nonpareil among them Steam Deck is a self-admitted computer running on a PC-shared OS and meant to launch PC games none of which (barring maybe some Valve produce) are expected to be optimized for it alone (I still have flashbacks about Song of Memories, a visual novel whose cancelled Switch port led me to try wishlisting the game on Steam. Nintendo has nothing to worry about, and I don't even mean first party exclusives - like I said, these ARE different niches. And again, even the price (at least the base model's, but SSDs are synonymous to premium anyway) is pretty damn competitive in the device's niche. Similarities need not be ignored - just the asininely limited fan vocabulary that has no words beyond "clone" for the features Nintendo Switch's soon-to-be-five years in the market have clearly been noticeable enough to put on more people and companies' radars.
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(I mean, we all have to be in agreement that the thing is a monstrosity, right?) Where is all the insight into it's design? Or wasn't there much beyond 'Let's turn the Switch into a tank!' Sure quick enough to talk about money, though. Besides, this is all specs and folk are salivating at PS5 games on a handheld without (much like the designers) putting too much thought into how comfortable it is to play. Some people seem to think Nintendo board members sit around a table rocking backwards and forwards, worried what everyone else is doing. In all seriousness, and yet again folk haven't been listening to the President of Nintendo, they mentioned months ago about rivals releasing similar products and being ready for them. Admittedly it's light years ahead of the Switch in terms of the kind of games it'll be able to run, and yet it's only $50 more than an OLED model. In a hands-on video, IGN compared the tech inside the system within the "ballpark" of the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 - while showcasing games like Control and Death Stranding running on it. But that was pretty clearly a critical aspect to it." and then price point was secondary and painful. "I want to pick this up and say, oh, it all works. While performance was the top priority, unfortunately, the trade-off was what Newell refers to as a "painful" price point: While the American company best-known for its digital games platform on PC hasn't drawn any comparisons to Nintendo's hybrid system itself, it's sort of hard to ignore certain similarities and the fact the price point is only $50 more than the recently announced Switch OLED.ĭuring a chat with IGN, Valve's president Gabe Newell mentioned how crucial it was to find the balance between performance and pricing when designing the Steam Deck. In case you missed it, Valve's rumoured "Switch-like" handheld device has now been officially revealed as the Steam Deck.