Agreed that they're different audiences. The deck is for people with existing steam libraries who don't feel like sitting down at a PC to play games. The switc

Agreed that they're different audiences. The deck is for people with existing steam libraries who don't feel like sitting down at a PC to play games. The switch is for everyone else - way cheaper, unique games you won't find on a PC, etc. Plus, co-op. I recently spent 6+ hours at my friends house playing Super Mario 3D World Deluxe. They got one joycon, I got the other. In my college dorm, we have a switch dock attached to a monitor in the dorm lounge. Split the joycons, and 4 people can play smash or mario kart. I don't see the deck supporting these use cases.