Community MetaSteam | December 2024 - Top Men Belong in a Museum
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What would be interesting is a company releasing a handheld with dual boot Steam OS & Windows already configured. You can still access gamepass and multiplayer games on Windows while using Steam OS for everything else as an example.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II release date moved up to February 4, 2025
Publisher Deep Silver and developer Warhorse Studios have moved up Kingdom Come: Deliverance II from its previously planned February 11, 2025 release date to February 4, 2025. It will be available …
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Another one gets the reverse delay
That powered by SteamOS branding guide is interesting. Seems quite likely that there are going to be actual devices. I wonder who will be the first to sell one.
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Oh man. The Secret Level Dark Souls episode is going to be amazing!
Please give me a new steam box, I don't want to build a computer ever again.
Asus, obviously
The device will randomly catch fire, wifi card will only work on 28th of February and it's going to cost 200% of Steam Deck, but it will be there.
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steam deck would be perfect on the switch
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The possibility of SteamOS being used on OEM machines is so sick. More people using Linux will be healthy for the industry as a whole.
Not that I've played a lot of Deck games in the past 2 years...but outside of MCC I never had any serious issues with playing/launching games on it. The experience has been good. And it will only get better in the future.
I welcome the future SteamOS overlords. I see myself having a handheld, desktop and some type of living room device running SteamOS in the next 3-5 years. Windows is something I will still use ofc but probably just a laptop or some type of limited legacy backup GOG machine.
I welcome the future SteamOS overlords. I see myself having a handheld, desktop and some type of living room device running SteamOS in the next 3-5 years. Windows is something I will still use ofc but probably just a laptop or some type of limited legacy backup GOG machine.
I finished Wukong. My garbage hot take is that I enjoyed it more than Shadow of the Erdtree. While the game has some major issues (dear god the last chapter is so bad), there are some top notch boss fights that reminded me of From games before they went a bit crazy with Elden Ring's super aggressive bosses. Also I loved the setting and it was super unique to me as I know nothing of Journey to the West. If there's DLC or a sequel I'll get it day one.
In regards to SteamOS: Valve has to figure out how to get anti-cheat to properly work on if they want any chance of it becoming mainstream. The biggest games won't support it and there has been some regression in the area the past several months with titles like Apex Legends and Grand Theft Auto 5 becoming unusable on Linux due to anti-cheat.