No way I’m going to look for dead pixels once I receive mine.

I want to keep my mental sanity.

Nintendo is preparing the lawsuit as we speak.

Wow can’t wait to have all games look like a fan made remake with default UE assets!!!

It has been the endgame ever since the first iteration of Proton and the Steam Machines.

Microsoft has tossed around the idea of locking Windows into their own game store and of course Valve hates that idea, so they developed Proton and SteamOS. As soon they got mature and ready for general use, they released a handheld as an introduction for these features. Now they have a way out of Windows should they need it.

It is a really smart move which ensures their survival in the long haul.

I am saving all I can to get the SD as a Christmas present so I will do my best for not spending any money.

However, Horizon is 10 € and Ion Fury 6 € in Fnatical.

My parents are going to get it for me (well, they will cover part of the cost) and I won’t be able to touch it until the 6th of January which is the day we give the Christmas present in Spain.

I don’t like playing 2d metroidvania’s sitting behind a PC for some reason

Same for me. I couldn’t get myself to playing Hollow Knight on the PC, but got it for the Switch and man did I enjoy that. Same goes for Hades, The Messenger, etc.

I can’t wait to have my SD OLED and enjoy those games there at 90 fps OLED.

It is how I plan to use mine when I get it. Setup Sunshine in your PC and then Moonlight on your SD (should take you like 10-30 minutes depending on your computer skills).

Remember to connect your Deck to your 5 ghz WiFi and PC via Ethernet if possible. If not, 5 ghz as well.

The SD has a pretty powerful APU so it is able to stream from your PC flawlessly and with max settings. It will feel like native and the SD will use much less battery.

It is the way to go when playing at home.

Most likely going to do the same.

I have an original 2017 Switch and I have never missed the OLED screen. It is just fine for me for a handheld and 200 € price different is just a lot. With 200 € I could also get the dock so I can stream to it from my PC.

Also I hear that the 3.5 update made the LCD much better.

But I’m not yet 100% on it. I’m not even 100% on getting the Steam Deck even as my Switch covers my on-the-go needs very well and I could feel overwhelmed with another handlheld.

Still available in Spain with 6 to 10 day shipping.

It is so nice to just have a product available for purchase when you feel like it. It removes a lot of stress and bad purchase decisions due to anxiety or FOMO. Well done Valve.

I’m still thinking whether to get the OLED or a discounted LCD or not get the Steam Deck, as my Switch 2017 is working well and have plenty of games for it.

But man, I would love to have the SD for local PC streaming and continue my saves on the go of the games I play on PC.

I am also torn, I think today I will not be waiting for that ‘buy now’ button to go live, I need to think it better.

It is 200 € difference which is a lot for me right now.

I am also thinking about what to do.

I have a fully functional Switch that I enjoy a lot, but also a PC and tons of games on Steam.

Lately I have been rediscovering couch gaming with Moonlight streaming from the PC, and I thought that the SD would be amazing for that as well.

I work and study in front of my PC for hours, so I don’t feel like gaming on it afterwards but love to do it on the TV or handheld.

Even if you don’t own it as myself, the reduced price on the LCD makes me think getting that model. The entry price for OLED is 569 € which is a lot.