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  • iReaddit-KRTORR@alien.top
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    OPBtoSteam DeckOh my gawd this screen
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    1 year ago

    Honestly, it depends on the value prop. The regular steam deck is still great. But I would say if you’re in the market for a new one having never had one definitely go OLED.

    Upgrading really depends on your use case. I bought the OG 512 model. Loved it but really felt like I was being pulled to my other consoles to play on my OLED TV.

    Now I find myself grabbing my OLED deck all the time. 90hz and the color really makes this thing shine. Compare that with the other 30+ improvements like battery life, faster charging, faster WiFi, and the quality of life improvements added up for me so I bought it.

    I’m going to sell my old steam deck for $350 so really I’m paying ~$350 for this so it’s a steal. Or if you factor in the loss in value I’m basically breaking even.

    The better screen really is that much better but it’s also my first OLED handheld (minus my phone). If you have a switch OLED it’s basically the same screen with HDR and 90hz







  • iReaddit-KRTORR@alien.top
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    BtoSteam DeckOLED Disillusionment
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    1 year ago

    I mean if you consider the switch the best - the Steam Deck at least one ups it by including 90fps and HDR.

    Try a game like Ori and the Will of the Wisps or something that takes advantage.

    If you’re playing games at 60fps and no HDR you’re going to get more or less the same I’d imagine.
















  • iReaddit-KRTORR@alien.top
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    BtoSteam DeckEmulation on Steam Deck?
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    1 year ago

    Okay so it depends on how you want things set up.

    1. If you wanted integrated with Steam OS (you can access them from your game menu), then emudeck is a fantastic choice.

    2. If you want a stand alone option, I think you can create a bootable batocera/emulation station SD card/drive to keep all your games separate.