Gregory's ServerNo true next-gen Steam Deck for 'a few years' Valve say https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2023/03/no-trunext-gen-steam-deck-for-a-few-years-valve-say/ #SteamDeck #Gaming #PCGaming #Linux
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 @gamingonlinux I wasn’t thinking of that side of things, I want something like Intel Evo: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/systems-devices/laptops/evo.html Or NVIDIA BFGD: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/products/big-format-gaming-displays/ Both ultimately being a verification that the hardware meets certain expectations   @gamingonlinux good, all the power creep associated with PC gaming has led to horribly unoptimized games  @gamingonlinux I predict there will be one more Steam Deck. Valve doesn't do the number "3". 😂 @gamingonlinux Sounds good to me. We don’t need an incremental Steam Deck 2. Now that Valve finally has a hardware hit on their hands they need the next few steps to not stumble. Wow potential customers with a generational leap in performance. |
@gamingonlinux I really hope the next step will be a “Steam Deck Compatible” verification for third party creations that’s running SteamOS, so that some of the growth can happen independently of the Steam Deck itself, yet not fragment the ecosystem too much in terms of hardware capabilities
I think it would eg be okay to mandate the use of the specific AMD CPU/GPU setup and memory and leave other creators to innovate in other areas than that.
Eg: A Steam Box that you plug into the TV