> I love the philosophy of steam deck: by default, it's an Switch-like device that hides all the non-fully compatible games in store As a former Steam Controll

> I love the philosophy of steam deck: by default, it's an Switch-like device that hides all the non-fully compatible games in store As a former Steam Controller user: thank fucking god. The Steam Controller was never supported properly by Valve - games would be featured on the Steam store without compatibility with the Steam Controller, and after 20 minutes of trying different community configs for a new game, you'd get something good but the on-screen prompts would always be wrong. > PRESS X NOW When you need to press right shoulder or whatever. Yes Steam Controller was revolutionary, but it took the simplicity of console gamepads and added the fun of debugging a broken windows install.