![]() For the purpose of this review, I’ve spent a month with the mid-range model. It’s worth saying that if you’re looking to buy one, Steam is currently citing a wait time of at least until October 2023. A 64GB model with eMMC storage for £349, 256GB model with a faster NVMe SSD for £459, and then the 512GB model with what Valve calls the ‘fastest’ NVMe SSD with a bonus anti-glare glass screen for £569.Īll models come with a handy – not to mention surprisingly solid – carry case with handle and the top two come with an exclusive Steam Community profile bundle. ![]() Valve’s Steam Deck, effectively a handheld Linux gaming PC designed for portable access to your Steam library, was first released back in February 2022. ![]() The versatility of the Steam Deck can’t be underestimated.īut, let’s rewind for a minute. Or realised I could play Itch.io games and suddenly was experiencing the monochrome delights of Kids using just the touch screen. Or perhaps when I paired a new set of Bluetooth noise-cancelling headphones within seconds. Or maybe it was noticing I was playing Doom Eternalat 60fps without a hiccup. READ MORE: ‘Cuphead’ and ‘The Delicious Last Course’: How Fantasia and Final Fantasy collide in this stupendous OST.The first might have been when I was sitting on the sofa watching a stream announce a demo for a game, downloading it from the store, and seamlessly playing it 5 minutes later without having to change a single setting or move a muscle. The giddy new tech squees that feels like maybe, just maybe you might be touching the overgrown GameGear-shaped future. ![]() Idon’t remember my first Steam Deck ‘I can’t believe it can do this’ moment and that’s probably because there have been so many of them.
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