Despite the obvious performance boost, I went for the Steam Deck instead.
Here’s the method to my madness.
Unfortunately, it was also marred by some glaring hardware issues.
The most obvious of these are the trackpads.
They’re great for strategy titles or mouse-heavy games likePapers, PleaseandReturn to Monkey Island.
They also make navigating the desktop UI with a pointer far more pleasant.
The Steam Deck, on the other hand, runs using a modified version of Linux.
SteamOS, which uses Linux as its base, is made specifically for the Steam Deck.
ASUS relies on software like Armory Crate to better adapt the Windows UI to its handheld form factor.
This has quickly become the new standard for handhelds with its 90Hz refresh rate and HDR support.
Fortunately,you have plenty of options when it comes to handheld gamingeven outside of these two.
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