Almost unnoticeable thumb stick covers and a screen protector is all I use, for wear protection rather than to enhance gameplay. Nothing else.
Almost unnoticeable thumb stick covers and a screen protector is all I use, for wear protection rather than to enhance gameplay. Nothing else.
Got mine this morning (UK). Ordered at about 18-20 minutes past. Difficult to know for sure, there were lots of payment issues.
UK, was delivered today. 512 OLED.
I’m in the UK, managed order at about 20 minutes after orders opened, and mine’s shipped. GLS. Coming from Netherlands by the looks of it.
I’m fairly casual but would probably be relatively close to your experience other than that I’m casual.
My main systems were PS4 and Switch.
I bought the Steam Deck because I had a few games on Steam that weren’t available on console over the years and a few more that I’d bought because they were stupidly cheap and played on my non-gaming PC, though it had a decent middle range GPU.
It changed the way I play for sure. Completed more games than I ever have before because you can play in 10-30 minute snatches in ways I just couldn’t on the TV or PC.
Massively changed the way I buy games. Not bought a single thing for Switch or PlayStation since I got the Steam Deck; but everything on PC now and almost always when it’s on sale which seems to happen all the time relatively speaking.
It’s also fantastic for emulation and I’m rediscovering loads of old PS2, Xbox, and N64 era titles (all of which of course I own the originals of) and that’s hugely fun too.
Like I say though, I’m no hardcore CoD player or anything.
I don’t think they will to be honest.
The ~fifth generation Deck will be able to play all the games the current generation one does right out of the box without rebuying them, unlike the Switch which doesn’t take Gameboy carts.
Stray.
Deliver Us The Moon.