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Yeah, that was to be expected. The odds of it running Windows 10 or 11 well was always negligible, and anyone that bought it to run Windows was kinda foolish.

Promoting piracy seems to have gotten lashback even from their own users, but piracy is far more common in China than it is in the US or Europe, so this is unsurprising. The Steam Deck being less powerful is probably partially true, but the Steam Deck is aiming to provide a reasonably...

I find it bizarre that someone who refuses to use Steam would prefer Windows over Linux.

Steam Deck will have a touchscreen though, so it shouldn't be too difficult.

... They are already selling these at a loss of probably $200+ per machine.

I just really want to be able to take my Steam library on the go. Even casual games. I could fit a dozen VNs onto this thing and be taking less than 10% of the drive. And TB-RPGs just feel like they would be perfect for this. Things like Octopath Traveller and Persona 4 Gold. Bloodstained...

The Steam Boxes (officially called Steam Machines) were literally just PCs running Steam's custom version of Linux. Also, I was referring to Steam Link.

Steam's last console was just a fancy streaming stick, and was pretty much doomed to fail from the moment it launched. That was just an example of the functionality of the device; it isn't really a major selling point at all. Not a thing most consumers are even aware of, let alone would...

https://store.steampowered.com/steamdeck Nintendo, Epic, and Microsoft should all probably be somewhat concerned.