It’s a joke. Steam deck primary function is as a console, but it is a full fledged PC underneath.
If Sony makes games for the Steam Deck it means for Steam OS or Linux, meaning they would not be playable in Windows, which is probably unrealistic, but the idea is quite humorous IMO.
It was a terrible joke. 99.9% of the games that run on a steam deck are not Linux games, they’re not SteamOS games - they’re Windows games. I don’t think there’s a single “SteamOS” game in existence.
99.9% of the games that run on a steam deck are not Linux games
Apart from being false, the fact that the majority of games on Steam OS are not native Linux games, and most tof those that are, are ported from Windows is exactly part of why it’s funny IMO.
Fell free to hate it, but very clearly it was a big wush for you.
But there are a lot of native Linux/Steam OS games today.
I’m not sure you understand what a steam deck is……
It’s a joke. Steam deck primary function is as a console, but it is a full fledged PC underneath.
If Sony makes games for the Steam Deck it means for Steam OS or Linux, meaning they would not be playable in Windows, which is probably unrealistic, but the idea is quite humorous IMO.
I just don’t think you got the joke.
It was a terrible joke. 99.9% of the games that run on a steam deck are not Linux games, they’re not SteamOS games - they’re Windows games. I don’t think there’s a single “SteamOS” game in existence.
Apart from being false, the fact that the majority of games on Steam OS are not native Linux games, and most tof those that are, are ported from Windows is exactly part of why it’s funny IMO.
Fell free to hate it, but very clearly it was a big wush for you.
But there are a lot of native Linux/Steam OS games today.
There are no native SteamOS games. There are native Linux games, but those Linux games are not SteamOS-specific. They run on all Linux OS’s.
Your “joke” made no sense.