Steam Deck Sold, but Why?

I love the Steam Deck, but why on Earth did I sell it?

[@ShogunnxYT]

Why is the Steam Deck community so hard on each other? Lol. It’s almost a year in already. No one needs any more videos about reasons to like or dislike a steam deck. The man fits a lot of adults today. We have some disposable money to play with, bought a hyped up new tech device, got some enjoyment out of it and sold it. It doesn’t end up like the Vitas , just in a desk drawer somewhere. It’s off into the hands of someone who may really want it. Possibly someone without a “Gaming PC” or without a major console. It’s totally fine. Valves most valuable asset here isn’t the actual Deck, but the software. SteamOS and Proton have the potential to actually rival whole consoles. That’s the diamond here.

[@chancebrady2]

Well said sir.

[@bluemidnight5926]

Take me.

[@Dhdgcvnnnfx]

The steam deck is a waste of money

[@chancebrady2]

@@Dhdgcvnnnfx this ass clown tryna troll 2 weeks too late! 🤣🤣🤣🤡

[@ShogunnxYT]

@@Dhdgcvnnnfx I wouldn’t say it’s a total waste of money, it just needs to be marketed more towards real expectations. In 2010-2012 , Deck woulda been the godsend of gaming. That small window where ps3 emulation was good, yet anticheat and crossplay wasn’t really a thing. Today, in 2022/2023, the Steam Deck is good, but the developer side of gaming has gotten better. EAC is JUST annoying enough, online play is becoming more and more exciting , crossplay is becoming more and more appealing. It’s gotten to the point that Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo can spot any efforts from a Linux/Pc base almost a mile away and counter them. Sony has even cooperated with Microsoft and opened up their games for crossplay. They’ve moved the “fun factor” beyond Linux reach FOR NOW. Right now, there’s a cool designed LG handheld on commercials all over , and that only advertises streaming games. Of course it’s an Android system with Remote Play for PlayStation and Xbox. If it has any hardware power behind it , I think that device is gonna do good. It’s just simple expectations. It’s better to undercut its potential and stick a competitive price on it and let users be amazed at what you actually can do versus to over exaggerate its potential and have folks disappointed

[@jc74435]

I never played so much games as I’m playing since I got my steam deck. I get bored of being in my home office isolated from everyone with my eyes glued to my ganing computer. With the steam deck I can play on the couch next to my family, play for half an hour, put the gamr in stand-by and resume it later. It completelly changed my gaming habits.

[@degenerate8228]

More like addiction to habits.

[@partnersincraft1889]

@@degenerate8228 you sound like an idiot

[@Dhdgcvnnnfx]

Only an hour

[@Dhdgcvnnnfx]

It can't even play all the games on steam let alone play them offline

[@WyvernDotRed]

@@Dhdgcvnnnfx good luck getting an hour of battery life out of it, even maxed out and at full brightness it lasts longer. Windows PCs do not play all Steam games either, also not offline. And the many games it does play it often plays really well, for less demanding games I am getting approximately 6 hours of battery life with no performance issues.

[@eiregonzo97]

I suffer from much the same thing that you talk about here. I purchased the steam deck last night, but refunded it today. It's an appealing device but upon reflection I realised that I really have no use for it and am just falling victim to consumerism once again. I have a rtx 3080 desktop with a great monitor setup which is my main platform and I also own a 3060 legion 7 laptop which I rarely play games on. I had also purchased a switch a while back and felt compelled to play it just because of the fact I paid for it. But it quickly got sold as it just wasn't making much sense to me to own one. I also own both next gen consoles which are collecting dust, although the dust shall be wiped clean when I get my hands on God of War Ragnarok. If I had to take a long train to work or if I travelled a lot I think a steam deck would be the perfect device, though. I realise that I am lucky to be in the position I am in to own these nice things but all you truly need is one system to play games on. For some that could be the steam deck, for others a console, and for those like me a PC. We shouldn't fall victim to consumerism as it leaves us always wanting more. I reckon that learning to appreciate what you have is more valuable than owning the biggest houses, the fastest cars, the latest technology, etc etc.

[@captainprivate3768]

This is very fair. I don't have a deck yet, but it appeals to me as a device to help me seperate spaces. Currently my desk computer is for games/music production/web surfing/research/watching movies etc. It's a lot of time tethered to a desk. I quite like the idea of going to lay down on the couch (probably a mental health + to be away from desk) or taking it to a friends house. I don't have a lengthy commute or anything that the reviews talk about... I just want one.

[@DrawsWithCubes]

For me it's a matter of getting away from my desk and relaxing instead of working. When I'm at my desk my instinct is to work on design work, if I'm on the couch with my animals I am much more relaxed and can let go.

[@jenot7164]

Same, it is just the separation from my workspace that I like a lot. When I hold the steam deck in my hands, I know that I can only game on this thing and nothing else. But on a PC, I always have this guilty feeling that I could just do something more productive with it.

[@bathawes]

It’s nice to know someone else has gone through the exact same journey and thought process as me! Thank you for the clarity and honesty you’ve brought to the table in this video.

[@n33wom]

I also imagine that our desktop setups absolutely chew through our energy bills. Whereas a few hours on the steamdeck is likely nothing in comparison. I am painfully wary of energy efficiency at the moment in the UK, where our energy prices have spiked and will do so again come April 2023. Can i really justify this huge rig with dual screens? Probably not.

[@bluemidnight5926]

I'm heavily considering selling my Steam Deck. I recently bought an OLED television and hooked up my PC to it via display port, and I haven't looked at my Steam Deck for weeks. I came to the conclusion that I didn't even really want the Steam Deck, rather, I just wanted to escape being hunched over a desk to play games. Everything looks so amazing on my television, and since I never feel compelled to take a device as large as the Steam Deck outside, I kinda just don't see the value in having it anymore. Now, if the Steam Deck was pocket portable, that would be a different story, but if I'm gonna sit around my house playing games either way, the Steam Deck isn't really my go to. Cool device, if you want to escape your desk, but if that's all you want it for, there might be cheaper ways to achieve the same goal, and even get a better result.

[@colbyboucher6391]

This is why I sort of prefer the little emulation handhelds companies like Anbernic and Retroid make. As someone who has a gaming PC it's nice to have something you can actually stick in your pocket if you feel like it. The Deck, yeah it's handheld, but it's not portable, so I might as well just use my PC.

[@marksapollo]

This I agree with, I have a Steak Deck for now and no gaming PC, but I have a Series X and use that all the time. I just found myself plugging my Steam Deck into my monitor inside for work and playing at a rubbish resolution. I could use the built in screen but it seems daft with a keyboard and mouse to do that. It's too big really to take out the house so is kinda a bit pointless to me.

[@tdbone35]

So it was just an extra piece of tech but no issues with it's overall playability and comfort of having it in hand. Got it

[@booshting3520]

I like being able to play anywhere. On the sofa, in bed, at work etc. Love it

[@ErikMoody]

During the pandemic and sky high PC parts , I got by with Stadia & Geforce now. Now that prices are decent again, I am in no rush to upgrade my PC. Been loving playing games on my steam deck. Love getting out of my mancave / office and joining the family on the couch etc. I also don't have to worry about taking my gaming laptop and razer tartarus with me when travelling. I will eventually rebuild my PC but i'm in no rush now.

[@ZaberfangX]

Valve said it, it's your pc can do anything with it.

[@Avizarr]

I am selling mine tomorrow. I love the idea of it and it is an awesome device. But, for some reason I got consumer guilt from it. I never touch it compared to my other consoles. Mainly because I can play all the games on my PS5, or Switch. I thought it would be another great addition but I feel so guilty spending that money and it just sitting. So I feel better knowing that someone else will be able to enjoy it and love it a lot more. I also just wasn’t a big fan of how short the battery life was. Obviously its a literal PC so I understand. But, it kind of took away from my experience. I am genuinely so happy it has been so successful. I just do not need it because I have all the same capabilities with my other consoles. I wish I got the joy that so many others experience from it. I had the initial excitement but it wore off after a few weeks. I think if I had been a PC player and had my collection then I would have probably kept it. But, all the games I was interested in I either already had on my other consoles or just didn’t want to stomach up spending $60 on Steam.

[@drbobsnightmare2521]

If I had a steam deck I would be like, why do I need a PC?

[@danpan11]

Same thing happened to me, I actually sold it today. I loved the device, loved the experience, but I have a PS5 and a Gaming PC that I always revert to. I realized that I started playing in the Steam Deck but then almost immediately went to the PC because it just "looks better". I felt that the device was redundant.

[@smidlee7747]

My wife doesn't like games. The end.

[@drbobsnightmare2521]

Tell her it's your new phone.

[@JW-um5pg]

Dude same here. I have a laptop with a gtx3060 and the Deck...I'm like so split. I looooove the tech. It is such a cool device and I just absolutely love it. Does it make sense to keep though? With accessories and extra storage I spent close to what I spent on this laptop for the Deck, but its very limited in comparison. You cannot deny how cool it is to just whip out the Deck and play a game. It's just not the same on the laptop.

[@the.littlest.toaster]

I'd definitely go with the new lap top cuhz i only play the deck in bed and i would do the same with my lap top but its a huge chunker from 2015. also just getting all my games emulators and everything else to work on a laptop is so easy compared to the deck.

[@JW-um5pg]

I decided to go with both as they both have their strengths. The Deck is just a phenomenal portable gaming device (the best of its kind) and the laptop is great for work or playing more demanding games on the TV in higher resolutions.

[@Xanduur]

I think I am trapped in an alternate universe where everyone on KZbin is either British or Canadian! Same here, I sold my Steam Deck and Analogue Pocket because I don’t travel anymore and I don’t game away from my home. Did I need almost $900 worth of gear just to play games in my Lazy Boy? No I did not.

[@stvnoahc7249]

Good for you. I think knowing what you need and have the conscious to get rid of the things you don’t need is amazing. With that being said, your case is just an embarrassment of the riches. For people who don’t have the luxury to game alone in a man cave. Steam deck is a dream comes true.

[@oOZellzimaOo]

I'm currently selling it because I just want more performance. I usually start up a game and find myself stop playing it after 30 minutes. And yes, it's too big and bulky to take it with me on my commute to work for example. It's neat to have but it's currently just gathering dust at the moment.

[@marksapollo]

I'm thinking of selling mine, I've hardly used it. I have found myself still using my Series X all the time. I really need a new Mac computer instead of a Steam Deck I don't use. Maybe time to give it a new home where it'll be used as intended.

[@the.alexander]

Same here. Even though I’d cool device I always have the feeling of why I’m playing games with low setting for the sake of making my money worth.

[@marksapollo]

@@the.alexander Thats now I feel, I did buy some games for it but found myself playing RTS games on my monitor plugged into it at low settings and resolution, because I didn’t like the built in controls. I am definitely in two minds about keeping it or not that’s for sure.

[@sheld0n]

I also have a great rig at my desk for pc gaming, but I sit at my desk all day while working, and it's just not physically healthy to add extra hours to that for gaming, so I found the comfort of gaming on the steamdeck while lying in bed or on a couch to be a great relief. It's also nice that I can continue playing uninterrupted while cooking food, just by bringing the steamdeck into the kitchen lol

[@subiesojourner777]

I'm that casual console Play Station gamer who never got into to PC gaming except many years ago when my son was in his teens and we played WoW together. The Steam Deck has opened up new games to try while on the go.

[@pootskoot23]

Steam deck. When the PC master race is finally ok with 30fps

[@oldskool9783]

I love my steam deck. I have a powerful gaming PC, but the deck is more "mesmerizing". Hard to explain really, but it is an incredible experience.

[@bluemidnight5926]

I think the Deck just makes games more digestible. There's a lot of games that suite a handheld format that a lot of people just don't want to play hunched over at a desk.

[@drifter4training]

definetely selling my windows vr headset by lenovo to get a deck... its mostly a paper weight nowadays due to other commitments..

[@XelaShade]

I've played like 2 times in 1 month of purchase, I bought it because I thought it would be cool to play on the couch or in bed. The reality is that when I'm playing online game I'm on my PC and when I'm in bed probably reading a book on kindle or watching video/browsing on my android phone... So there is very little incentive to own a device for me at least when I'm not traveling. I ended up selling my device for about 460 dollar about 100 dollar hit on what I paid for and thinking of grabbing Switch Oled instead (I have original switch but I want to see what the OLED one looks like)

[@Avizarr]

I just sold mine for $450 so I feel it! But, I completely agree with you on this. I bought the OLED last year and have loved it so much. A lot more than I was expecting tbh. My PS5 and Switch are my main.

[@JimCamel37]

goin on 2 month with my 512gb bundler. finest device i every laidme hands on.

[@m1nusasusplus897]

I didn’t regret, wanted to try, so I sold it for 900$ after one week. For me small display, small font, not such beautiful graphics as I got used to see on my rtx 3080, 30 and even 40 fps for me is not enough, my eyes are getting tired after such low fps, fast battery draining, really 1 hour with game F.I.S.T and 60fps - it is all what you can wait from Steam deck and if you want to play longer than 1 hour - you need powerful powerbank, something 65W from Baseus for extra 70$ and overall for comfort gaming more than 1 hour you have to connect: gamepad, powerbank and maybe monitor, it is not portable gaming with many compromises. Unstable working of non steam store (logout from epic game if you use Heroic or Lutris launcher after each reboot), for some non steam games you need uplay or origin installer and epic game will not install it, small buttons (comparing to normal gamepad). After a few evevning attempt to play in something I asked myself "what am I doing? Why I need this?" When I sold it and play again in F.I.S.T. on my PC I realized how many details I loose on Steam deck and 144 GHz... Maybe will buy second generation to try again.

[@timyoung487]

I like this forum and respect all views regarding keeping or selling your steamdeck. Initially I bought a 256gb steamdeck to make extra dosh (sorry times are hard). And use profit to buy a next gen graphics card to beast up my gaming rig. However, out of fear of idiots scamming a sale decided to keep it. Man was that the best decision ever. Most time has been in Steamdeck 90% Vs pc rig 10%. Pc for AOE2, RTS. But steamdeck has been my goto Mass Effect legendary edition, stardew valley, grand theft auto. Simply cos one button press it's on in seconds, no pc+Mon+speakers to turn on. Lay on sofa comfy as for 2-4 hour pure gaming bliss. Electric bill is cheaper! Installed a 512gb micro SD PNY for £90. Also when steamdeck runs out of juice, it's time to do something else - pc use to suck my life away! Thank you Valve!!

[@pauloavrd]

I have a top notch gaming pc and with the steam deck i have no will no play on it. The deck allows me to be laying down on my sofa and not on my gaming chair playing and speding alot less power. My gaming pc gets around 800 or 900W playing. The deck takes 15 or 20W. If you say thats not important you live on your parents house or you are simply stupid not looking at the power shortages around the world.

[@VyllenceGaming]

And honestly. I get the logic, I really do. I have multiple gaming PCs all the consoles and all the stuff in a well set up gaming den but truth be told I don't care to be tethered at a desk as long as I used to back in my day of heavy raiding in D2 and WoW. When I'm not working at my desk for 70% of the day I'm on the couch or the bed with my dogs while the wife is beside me watching TV. This is why the switch used to be my main console for a LONG time but when the steam deck came out it allowed me to play my PC games without being stuck at my desk. ALSO. whenever I'm traveling, waiting at the vet/groomers/drs apt/on a plane or even waiting on my wife for any reason I don't need to carry my gaming PC or laptop with me to play my PC games. So yeah - solid win

[@Jaikenz37]

I own Switch PS4/5 and travel x2 a year to visit my family it's not enough to justify buying a steam Deck but I got one anyways! I don't never like to playing while travelling wether it's locally on abroad it's too distracting and not as comfortable for anyways. But getting the Steam deck is the best purchase I've made since getting my PS5! I want to be able to play great games with out having to carry a huge system around like my PS5. And the Switch just doesn't cut it compare to the Steam Deck it's joke!

[@WyvernDotRed]

The reason I bought and am keeping my Steam Deck is that it servers multiple purposes for me. I had been looking for a good Linux tablet for quite a while and in Desktop Mode the Steam Deck is a pretty decent FlatPak machine. The input is a little clunky but the trackpads are very comfortable for mouse movements and after getting used to it duel trackpad typing. Software wise Desktop Mode is a bit rough as it is treated more as an add-on feature and often suffers from regressions with Steam Input, but generally it works well thanks to KDE Plasma. It has an impressive battery life and stays comfortable to hold for a long time, but the Deck is not built to have any standby functionality. As a gaming device I have found great usecases for the trackpads, gyro and capacitive sensors. This makes me able to play the games I was already playing on my desktop in a more comfortable way, namely Vintage Story and Okami benefit from the extra inputs. Part of the fun for me is trying to find mappings I like more with it and experimenting with Steam Input to play games that you wouldn't think would work on it. This combined with the optimised experience in Game Mode makes it a great experience as compared to PC, even for games I installed by other means. Another use I found for it was using it as a controller with all it's unique features over Steam Link. Either on my PC to play games with it's inputs or for quickly setting up a local multiplayer game using the media player attached to the TV. As I don't have any console besides the family Switch, it even fills this gap by streaming to the TV, but I usually prefer it's screen or my desktop's. Because the Deck does both these things well enough and because of how much fun tweaking and digging into SteamOS can be to me, the device was and is worthwhile for me. But if it wasn't as flexible and open as it is, I would have never bought it, as for just the Game Mode it's expensive and doesn't add much besides a sort of new Steam Controller. As you are not really interested in any of the usecases I found for it and thus doesn't add much to your setup, you selling yours makes sense to me.

[@Dhdgcvnnnfx]

The steam deck is a waste of money unless you don't got a gaming pc or labtop

[@WyvernDotRed]

@@Dhdgcvnnnfx that is your opinion, as a statement it is disproven by what you replied to.

[@chuckironsight3914]

i am completely on board with what youre saying. i unfortunatly work from home at the same desk now and gaming there after work does not feel the same...also it puts me in the same spot for 10-12 hours a day. steam deck alleviates some of this

[@Frosty_Da_Grower420]

My gaming PC broke it hasn't been upgraded in 5 years I love my deck I'm a barber by trade and it's perfect to play at work on when I don't have customers

[@emanuelarriaza3710]

I don't think putting a video about not having on show that you don't need it or want it I got a great pc with a 30 60 card and the point is on the go ...

[@zebbie09]

I have always liked handheld gaming, predating the Gameboy. I loved the LED sports games and later arcade miniature games. For me, there’s something more intimate and immersive about a handheld. That said, I haven’t played mine all that much. Not sure why. It might be bc I also just got a Ps5.

[@deanwilson2804]

An interesting take on the Steam Deck, and a good video to boot. I live in the UK like yourself (most probably). And intend on getting the 512gb model, but am a bit hesitant to order something worth nearly £600 through the post. If you don’t mind, could you give me a bit of an insight as to what the delivery experience is like. Which courier delivered it, and was there any tracking etc at all? Any feedback you could provide would be a great help and reassurance to myself. Thanks, Dean.

[@tattoodrdoke]

I ordered it fine from the website and got it 3mths ago. Got a tracking number and mine came from Europe. DPD delivered mine and got in the morning been working fine since. I ordered the dock and it came in just over a week from the order same situation came from Europe. If you worried keep the cash and order on credit card then pay off the card when it's delivered. So if any issues you can go to your credit card company. I think on the whole valve had been great at getting units out to people who have had them stolen or arrive broken of no working properly.

[@deanwilson2804]

@@tattoodrdoke Thank you very much :)

[@tattoodrdoke]

@@deanwilson2804 that's okay good luck if you do order one I hear the delivery window is 2wks. If possible probably best to get straight from valve as easier to return it. I'm considering getting a second one myself for emulation only and keep one stock.

[@deanwilson2804]

@@tattoodrdoke I’m definitely ordering one, yeah. The 512 model, as it will be my only gaming outlet and every game will be for the Deck. Thank you for your kind words. Let’s hope Valve bring out a new iteration in a few years that has bigger internal storage, an OLED screen and two USB C ports!

[@oo--7714]

Feel like doing it, the fan noise + poor performance (30fps) is enough for me to feel like selling it. And the low resolution and small screen. In 2-4 years these things will be ok, for now lol no 😂, honestly though it is a bit depressing how technology doesn't advance fast enough. The switch pro will probably be slightly better than this and that is just depressing to me, the steam deck is already a potato. And honestly not that impressive considering the time it came out compared to the switch.. Still sub 720p 30fps in games.

[@tomk.williams1186]

totally understandable if i had a gaming pc i wouldn't of bought one , but i don't have a gaming pc and not really a avid gamer so i couldn't justify spending several grand on a powerful pc , where as £350 i don't mind the thing collecting some dust and then play a fairly up to date triple A pc title when the mood takes me .. i use it like a little media centre don't plan on selling mine

[@philiprice8348]

It's the only pc I have to play on

[@davidp2847]

I am in the s ame situation. Plus I also use a ROG Ally but not much. I'm thinking maybe it's time to get rid of 1 since I have a gaming PC AND a gaming laptop too lol

[@losteden6390]

Totally understand you ... I'm debating selling the Deck too ... I have a 3080ti X15 Alienware laptop that can play all my games - no worrying about compatibility and it's more than portable enough for my needs plus it can do a lot more than the Deck .... Also have a Ps5 with an LG OLED C2 so why am I playing on the Deck when I can play on a big screen ... The Deck is cool - I love it but I don't need that many devices ....

[@williamrodriguez6502]

You make too much sense I have to stop listening or else I will be selling mine :-)

[@LargeFry1]

Yeah if you are not going to use it outside the home, it is basically useless. Sitting with others on the couch works for certain games I guess. I mean if it is just nice to hang out with friends and family playing games, probably with headphones, what's the point. Still not being social. Really even as a on the go device it misses. Battery life sucks. Much better options for mobile gaming. Steam deck is a fad. It's cool what it can do, but not a replacement for pc gaming. Bits asked what makes it cool. What makes it cool is that it is cool. Just because it is cool does not make it the be all end all.

[@partnersincraft1889]

I use my steam deck on the go or if I'm dragged to vacation or anything like that. I use it formulation purposes exclusively because Linux + AMD = amazing emulation better than my 2080 super (Nvidia Linux drivers are not good). If I don't feel like getting out of bed it's a very comfortable playing experience. But if I feel like you know wanting to mob the crap out of my games with very ram or CPU intensive things or if I want to play VR or if I just want to pump up some settings or play competitively I'm going to choose my PC. Everything in between is just a choice.

[@rrorge]

You echo my exact sentiments, I'm really tempted to get the steamdeck but can't justify buying it as I don't travel (Have several consoles in the House along with several gaming PC's, but also have two kids)

[@smidlee7747]

I play the Deck more at home than away. It's so easy to play it anywhere and everywhere. I even sit outside in the cool of the day playing on my Steam Deck for about 45 minutes to an hour before.

[@rrorge]

@@smidlee7747 so I quite often use my phone and my razer Kishi with game pass streaming when I am waiting for my kids in the car after football or something, but that happens once or twice a week.

[@ShogunnxYT]

@@rrorge That’s a common scenario. That small amount of time waiting on kids to get out of school. But the Phone and a Kishi fills that space pretty quickly. Especially with Remote Play for PlayStation and Gamepass for XBOX

[@myaccount__7269]

You could have used moonlight to stream to it . But yes I get your point. It’s a useless device if you are home.

[@davidagiel8130]

I'm getting a 6800u, deck just isn't good enough for ps3 emulation

[@twofoots5955]

Because its a piece of junk. Ive had mine for a month. Blech. What a headache

[@drbobsnightmare2521]

Sell it to me.

[@Ardnuh]

makes sense

[@Mohdashmand]

i got my gaming pc but i love my steamdeck. maybe for you, you just gaming. for me steam deck make me interested in knowing linux as my next pc os. Learning while gaming. i also stream from my pc to my steamdeck. so steamdeck not just gaming device to me but find out what else i can do with it.

[@Ruslan.88266]

I don't have/want a gaming pc.

[@firminafler9966]

So you will buy it again because nothing compares to gaming on the go, and thats the future. Even in your own house.

[@christianr.5868]

@SpaceDiino true. I love the steam deck but it can be a lot of effort to get things working properly

[@VyllenceGaming]

@SpaceDiino I dont think this is hate, he's just stating that at some stages in life you must can't be bothered to be tethered to a desk to play your PC games. You know one thing I've never needed to take while I'm gaming since I got my steamdeck? Bathroom breaks... Just saying

[@malachia8590]

The future is cloud gaming, pretty sure about that

[@christianr.5868]

@@malachia8590 yeah they kinda botched that when stadia flopped. I’ll take native over cloud any day, and apparently so would the rest of the market

[@malachia8590]

@@christianr.5868 let s talk about that in few years from now, the world is not ready yet,,it s just a matter of internet connection cause the technology is already there

[@jasondraven7979]

OK we get it, it's not for you. Next

[@brutalness]

I put my feet up on my desk next sitting next to my gaming pc and play on my steam deck. Lol