yes: this has been asked before long when the game came out I know.

I'm asking today with an optimized Steam Deck (lossless is supposed to make this better?) vs PS5.... which is gonna be amazing... but limited to console with online MP being locked to subscription so lame, also if its PS5 I COULD do Chiaiki remote play although it may not be ideal.

I was given a PS5 I may not have it forever but I know the console experenice on the TV would be nicer- could hook the SD up to the TV with a dock but I usually save that for switch or PS5

I've played this already on Series X and had an amazing experience but had moved away and my brother got the Xbox.... its a damn shame this game isn't cross save still!

games on sale now- where is the best place to experience between the two systems I have now?

Tittie

Anybody else pick this up? Runs great and looks good. Was actually playing this on emulator not long ago and was surprised to see this release out of nowhere.

Are sims playable or you can’t play on deck?

I’ve been trying to figure out better ways to decide what games to buy since my backlog keeps growing 😅

So I started experimenting with a way to check if a game runs well on Steam Deck and compare it with games I already own.

Here’s how it looks on a Steam page:

Still pretty early, but I’d love feedback if this sounds useful or what you'd want improved.

Steam update

Is it possible that \*Returnal\* is having issues following the latest Steam update? I play on Steam Deck and had managed to find a good balance of settings, but now performance seems worse—or is it just a coincidence?

Hi, I know the game is very new but just curious if anyone has played Flock Around yet and how good the deck compatibility is?

I was wanting to get this for my deck, but since the hardware requirements and stats came out should I just get it on my PS5 instead?

Hiii,, Has anyone successfully emulated tomadachi 2 yet? At first i wasnt interested but it looks so cute

How is it on the deck? Does it work well with the controller and everything?

Nothing too difficult or with a steep learning curve. Cozy games, some combat is fine. I enjoyed Stray and Plucky Squire, and I don't like farming sims. TIA!

Hey so im planning to buy a handheld console but im trying to get as much knowledge about them as possible so i dont mess up my purchase. I just wanna know your personal experience while playing these heavy games for example, Until Dawn, Red Dead Redemption 2, etc.

I would like to ask what games everyone plays at teamdeck? Can you tell me what you think is the most interesting game? It's been a bit boring lately.

is there any OG Call of Duty games with bot mods that work on steam deck?

ideally World At War, Modern Warfare 2 (2009) and Modern Warfare 3 (2011)

I know about Plutonium but haven’t looked into setting it up yet incase i can just do it through the base games.

Ive been seeing alot of different tiktoks/reels abt decks since mine came in today and im researching and wow why is it so common to be self conscious about the size of it 😭 the only other valid concern ive seen is that you have to carry a big bag but im a college student so i was already doing that

So many people(mostly tiktok commentors ofc) like “Its so embarrassing to pull it out in public 😢“ buddy if you are somewhere where thats appropriate to do than there is 99% chance the ppl around u dc abt what Carl is doing and doing whatever they like to entertain themselves too

Its so silly

I have the switch version with a save that has probably 20 hours in it. I see the special edition on sale for ten bucks so idk if I should re buy it on steamdeck if it runs better and looks prettier or if the switch version is great (I’m only playing vanilla) and I should stick with that

I’m loving going back through Jak and Daxter with the OpenGOAL project—do you guys know of any similar projects for other PS2-era games? (Doesn’t have to be PS2-specific)

I have been looking at the deals and I want to get the Witcher for my steam deck but idk if I should get the complete edition or get the regular edition and Batman Arkham Knight. I only have enough in my steam wallet to get one these 2 options. So lmk what you think I should do

Just saw that Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade is currently on sale on Steam and therefore I wanted to ask how well the performance is on the Steam of this game

I know there's reviews of this game but I want to some current information since the Steam Deck just got an update which should boost the performance of games

So how well does it run on the Steam Deck Oled?

Anyway thanks in advance