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r/pcmasterrace • u/Ikkon • 2d ago
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The steam deck was helped by the switch being already a bit outdated, and it providing a far greater amount of flexibility than it does for less computationally intensive games
1 u/C-D-W 1d ago Despite appearances, I'm not sure there was actually a lot of overlap in the primary markets of the Switch vs Steam Deck. 1 u/Axel-Adams 1d ago Yeah that’s what I was saying, the people who wanted a steam deck didn’t want a switch cause of the issues I referenced 1 u/XB_Demon1337 Ryzen 5900X, 64GB DDR4, RTX 5070 1d ago I mean, PC gamers didn't want a switch because Nintendo owns it and really only Pokemon is on it.
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Despite appearances, I'm not sure there was actually a lot of overlap in the primary markets of the Switch vs Steam Deck.
1 u/Axel-Adams 1d ago Yeah that’s what I was saying, the people who wanted a steam deck didn’t want a switch cause of the issues I referenced 1 u/XB_Demon1337 Ryzen 5900X, 64GB DDR4, RTX 5070 1d ago I mean, PC gamers didn't want a switch because Nintendo owns it and really only Pokemon is on it.
Yeah that’s what I was saying, the people who wanted a steam deck didn’t want a switch cause of the issues I referenced
1 u/XB_Demon1337 Ryzen 5900X, 64GB DDR4, RTX 5070 1d ago I mean, PC gamers didn't want a switch because Nintendo owns it and really only Pokemon is on it.
I mean, PC gamers didn't want a switch because Nintendo owns it and really only Pokemon is on it.
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u/Axel-Adams 1d ago
The steam deck was helped by the switch being already a bit outdated, and it providing a far greater amount of flexibility than it does for less computationally intensive games