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In this interview with AYANEO CEO Arthur Zhang, Chris Brandrick asked him about creating handhelds, the Steam Deck, and what the ultimate handheld would look like.
Definitely need to support the Steam Deck. They're doing it right and have delivered the whole package, not just the hardware with some support software on top of Windows
I can say it was the deck that got me somewhat back into PC gaming. I still prefer console but I wont pass up a good steam sale on titles I already own on console. Especially if it runs them better than the console.
I like using it when I'm at work or on the go
Just got mine 2 weeks ago. I do think that it's the better handheld. Specifically because at lower power consumption it performs better than the ally. The whole point for me of purchasing a handheld is to play indies and smaller titles. Also retro games.
It makes no difference to me if the deck can run the latest triple A titles because I don't want to play those titles on a handheld ..that's what my tv and gaming laptop are for.
Wonderful device and hope they keep on improving. It's just missing native gamepass. Hopefully steam brings or allows gamepass in their OS
One might argue then why not get the Nintendo switch and use it in the same way?
Well Nintendo is weird and I got no idea if they're going to maintain a steady excosystem from one gen to the next. Steam is a much safer bet.
I don't even know where mine is or why I bought it.