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  • That’s exactly the problem… there are thousands of games but nothing stands out the way Mario, Zelda, and Pokemon do on a Nintendo platform.

    I still look from time to time on my Deck. I picked up Borderlands 2 the other day because it was free.

    But what I usually see browsing are a bunch of games I can already play on other systems, plus porn games, anime games, and anime porn games.

    There really isn’t one game that stands out on the Deck.

    Vampire Survivors?
    macOS, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5

    En Garde? PC Exclusive, decent game, but limited and a little boring if I’m being honest.

    https://youtu.be/MfUmgmMp964


  • That’s exactly the problem… there are thousands of games but nothing stands out the way Mario, Zelda, and Pokemon do on a Nintendo platform.

    I still look from time to time on my Deck. I picked up Borderlands 2 the other day because it was free.

    But what I usually see browsing are a bunch of games I can already play on other systems, plus porn games, anime games, and anime porn games.

    There really isn’t one game that stands out on the Deck.

    Vampire Survivors?
    macOS, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5

    En Garde? PC Exclusive, decent game, but limited and a little boring if I’m being honest.

    https://youtu.be/MfUmgmMp964


  • There are limits as to what runs well on the Deck and what does not run well.

    When I got my Steam Deck I was asking around to see what the “must have” game is with the caveat that I already have a Switch, Xbox Series X and PS5. So what’s a must have game on the Deck that I can’t already play?

    . . .

    The answer I got back was “Well, emulation, piracy, and streaming from the Xbox and PS5.”

    There really isn’t a killer app on the Deck, and that’s fine. I bought mine to better explore the Steam ecosystem as I had no gaming PC at the time.