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Seems like the back buttons are a worthy tradeoff if you're looking for a Windows-based handheld. The Ally is faster and has some nifty tricks but Windows holds
by Steltek 3y ago
Seems like the back buttons are a worthy tradeoff if you're looking for a Windows-based handheld. The Ally is faster and has some nifty tricks but Windows holds it back, compared to the snappy, polished feel of the Deck.
- nerdjon 3y agoFor me it is not, I use my Steam Deck has a way to carry the games that I play with a controller on my PC or Console... mobile. I use an Elite Xbox Controller and rely heavily on the back buttons. TBH I don't think Windows holds it back when once I am in the game (the part that matters) the experience is the same.
- sangnoir 3y ago> TBH I don't think Windows holds it back when once I am in the game (the part that matters) Being able to instantaneously[1] pause and resume games on the Steam deck makes for a pretty great experience. The non-gaming parts also matter a lot in a portable gaming device. 1. In 3 seconds or less