I'm not sure how well that would work since nearly every game you play on it would need an x86 translation layer that will eat up all the performance gains. Th

I'm not sure how well that would work since nearly every game you play on it would need an x86 translation layer that will eat up all the performance gains. The Deck is successful as it is because it requires very little effort from developers to adequately support. As long as they implement full controller support and avoid certain problematic middleware, their plain old Windows builds will most likely run on it just fine without modification. Once you start asking them to deploy separate builds on a different architecture, the whole thing will fall apart.