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This week, we've seen a ton of games announce their upcoming Deck Verified status. Could this be a change of pace for Valve? We'll talk about it! Plus, a new companion app for the Steam Deck aims to improve your gaming experience. A classic boomer shooter gets a source code release and it has the community excited. All this and more today!
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I feel like the next step would be if games just straight up said "Made for Proton" implying it is absolutely designed for all platforms
Would be better if it just straight up said “Made for Linux”, think that would shock many people and dispel many concerns of fence-sitters and naysayers about Linux not being ready, also the SteamOS logo needs to be swapped out to reflect that with Tux, though I think it would be cuter if it was swapped for a Tux holding the Steam logo. The unverified and partially verified status also needs to be changed, calling a game only partially verified because of “small” text on the Deck or keyboard requirements does not help.
@@SS-ARYAN but Linux as a platform is actually too diverse for its own good when it comes to gaming, and by putting the focus on Linux itself could backfire. Keep in mind that distros that are built for gaming and surpass Windows in performance wouldn't have the same focus as Fedora workstation, Debian, and OpenSUSE. To say "made for Linux" implies a unified effort by all Linuxes to make the experience as seamless as a dedicated gaming distro, which isn't going to happen.
And since you wouldn't really want to have to list tested distros, might as well use the known Linux gaming tech, Proton
@@mdexterc2894 Do not get me wrong, I get why they did it, but I think it is not as big of a deal as they and you think. I am just slightly upset in the same manner as when I hear people calling Linux “Ubuntu” because they think Linux itself is too scary for the common folk. Whilst I think “Proton” is perhaps a better descriptor for some, I think it is also worse as it might imply BSD or even MacOS support and a newbie is even less likely to know what it is. My proposal is that they call it “SteamOS/Linux”, it is already written as such in some places, but there is not as much of a good effort all-around to give both veterans and newbies alike, more useful information prior to a purchase. Do also note Proton is already a distro agnostic tool, so I think “Linux” is not only fine, but more accurate, the only other factor that really needs to be listed out is the kernel version, that is the most likely factor to make or break performance and peripheral (controller) support after Proton/WINE.
Alot of games on Linux work better through proton using windows version than their native Linux version.
@@mdexterc2894Just make the game compatible with SteamOS natively and maybe Ubuntu. I think that's the error gamedevs make, you can't possibly satisfy every distro out there so pick the ones most people will use.
There should be a steam graphics settings by default
I don't necessarily think this indicates a change in the verification system.
Remember that Valve marked The Last of Us Part 1 and Remnant II as "Verified" before their launches and both games turned out to be basically unplayable on Deck.
You didn't mention the deck filter app is $5 ...
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6:21 I do like that smash button!
I don't know that Steam is doing anything very differently to get this title verified. I'm sure that Sega and Atlus are just being proactive at getting better marketing out there, maybe intentionally a little stronger PC-side. Steam is just doing their thing, and it's good that the Verified program is giving us that edge just by existing.
I feel like the Steam Deck verification should also state what the expected FPS will be with the default settings. I mean, there's games that are "verified" but struggle to reach 60 and have the fans going at full speed even on lowest settings.
The Steam Deck was a standard 30 FPS system from the start. Not a 60 FPS system. 30 FPS is the standard and higher FPS is a bonus. That should be your expectation. You can forget about 60 FPS in modern AAA and higher end 3D indie or AA games.
Older AAA and 3D indies might be something like 40 FPS/40Hz or can even hit a stable 60 FPS. If this is you mindset, you'll never be disappointed.
@@user-ec8zd8zp4x Problem is, many games that are verified don't have a 30 fps lock option. Like Dying Light has a framerate that's all over the place, and trying to force 30 through altering the refresh settings makes it chug like crazy.
Over half of my installed Steam games on my Deck which play flawlessly are ""unsupported"". Another 30 alongside the 61 games I have through Steam are GOG classics I installed manually without any tools, and those work too.
The verification system is just outright incorrect as it is.
I’m looking forward to Fallout 4 on the Steam Deck. I played the original Descent (1) back in the ‘90s.
I loved Descent 1, but haven't really played 2 or 3. Will have to try it sometime.
Gardiner Bryant, I really enjoyed this video, so I hit the like button!
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for the news!
I loved descent back in the day. Looking forward to playing it again soon 🙂
Unrelated but to any idea how to make Netflix and Apple Music and Apple TV with Canadian subscriptions work on the deck? I can get the US version but being in Canada it won't show my library that I have on Apple TV for example. I'm not super tech savvy I got the US versions to work but it just wouldn't show all the Music etc. that I paid for. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. And thank you for your in-depth videos they're very good.
damn. i wish steam add a companion like Mora in Redmagic Os...
i think, that would be cool.
i recently discovered a project called ExoDOS.
i do not know why it does not have more "press".
Probably a version adapting all those DOSBox games with the launchbox frontend to the Steam Deck and other handhelds would be attractive to give it more press, that I think it deserves,
6:22, can't find the smash button 😂😅
We need an app that lets us download screenshots directly from the steamdeck, like the switch has
Still don't have a deck, but I'm glad I watched this just to hear sony is finally releasing Ghost of Tsushima
I played Decent 2 and 3 quite a bit when I had heward Packard pc I think was in 1994 or 1995 on dos playing Decent 2 mostly. little on Decent 3 I hope it gets clean up and release on Steam store I will buy it if get's controller support be super nice.
Just leaving a comment comment for the algroritme. Apreciate the news updates.
Wasn't there a space shooter called Descent?
I only ever think of the board game/RPG
It's nice that Fallout 4 is getting an update but it's going to throw the mod scene into a tizzy. Especially with Fallout: London dropping, they had to delay the release due to this update.
Thanks for mentioning my app you are awesome!!!! ❤❤❤❤
It seems cool but it's $4.99. I was going to try it out to see if I liked it but I'm not so sure anymore
I played all of the Descent games. Including the one that's basically a Descent game that was released less than 5 years ago. I didn't like that one because important permanent upgrades were hidden in secret areas, and I hate that kind of thing. I don't want to have to go around spending hours poking at every little spot in a level to see if I missed a secret that I need in order to really progress the game later.
I feel that everything should be under a Copyleft style license unless there's a good reason not to. So, my vote would be for the GPLv3.
Idk why they take so long to release the source code for older games. Id did it long ago and that's the reason their IPs are still alive and makes them able to release new titles.
This is a good take
After setting up emulators, I‘ve been mainly playing Stardew Valley on the Deck lol :) Looking forward to Ghost of Tsushima though!
"Are you craving the excitement of the high seas?" Buddy you have no idea
You and me both. 😅
I'm an "Emudeck guy", but retrodeck seems like a nice option/alternative! I especially like the idea of gzdoom integration, but controller support on gzdoom is hot garbage so I'm curious how they solved that lol
The Windows version of GZDoom running via Proton has proper controller support on Steam Deck. The Linux version, for some reason, does not.
@@alvallac2171 interesting! Now that's a weird situation lol. I actually USED to know how to decipher gzdoom's controller binding menu and had my steam deck set up fine, using the native Linux build, but I can't remember how with my OLED lol
Deck Filter looks good, but a heads up that’s it’s £5 would have been nice
It’s expensive and I get it, the dev deserves to be paid for their work, but I think it would have best for you to disclose it was a paid product
I am on the fence about it, seems expensive, for a perpetual poor like me, will see what others who buy it say in reviews before I splash the cash
TsOO-she-muh
Why should we use RetroDeck over EmuDeck? I know it's new and exciting but EmuDeck was already good. I haven't seen anybody familiar with emulation & the deck compare them yet.
I'm so angry dragons dogma 2 still not optimal on deck ...use 30% CPU and some sheep telling it's not powerful enough when it's clearly lazy work from capcom....
Now I ain't no nuclear physicist... but if the literal best cpus on the market drop below 60, aint way the deck can do it. And I'm a q3 2022 og reserver
Book of Hours looks so good. Shame that the creator's a multiple accounts alleged sex pest
stupid title