Comment on Steam Brick Makes Your Steam Deck Headless
SynopsisTantilize@lemm.ee 1 year agoPossibly if you destroy your deck but the mobo survives
Comment on Steam Brick Makes Your Steam Deck Headless
SynopsisTantilize@lemm.ee 1 year agoPossibly if you destroy your deck but the mobo survives
ggtdbz@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 year ago
Possibly for 2029 when used Decks become cheap and readily available and great candidates for lightweight HTPCs. Hell, I can see someone who’s put a lot of miles on an original Deck doing this to their original one after getting an updated one/competitor in like a year or two from now. You don’t need to do any modding for that to be honest, but a small device with a screen collecting dust probably looks worse than a box. At least that’s my impression from my Switch. I can see people finding a handheld upgrade more worth it than a PC upgrade (the first 5090 presale listings are up where I am and they’re north of 3000$).
Seriously, I’ve played lots of less-demanding games on my TV via a docked Deck, and it’s been surprisingly nice. A lot of these bundled games I wouldn’t have even tried. What the Golf is a silly mobile game that I got in a bundle that I ended up playing on the big screen. And I’ve bought a lot of bundles in the past, so I’ve got a lot of games to try.
For more demanding games that the system can play, you get tiny battery life. So this does make more things more playable. So I get it.