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An interview with Valve designer Lawrence Yang and engineer Pierre-Loup Griffais on the Steam Deck after one year, community-driven improvements, and more

The portable PC's creators reflect on its first anniversary and look to its future  —  Happy birthday, anniversary, launchiversary …

Rock, Paper, Shotgun James Archer

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  • @lawrenceyang Lawrence Yang on x
    “Steam Deck's first year in the wild has shown it really is much more of a PC than a console... it's been repeatedly, almost constantly updated and improved, with plenty of opportunities for customisation and personalisation emerging though its own users as much as its creators.”…
  • @twthereddragon @twthereddragon on x
    Valve: 42% of Steam Deck users spend majority of their gaming time on Steam Deck - preferring it over other platforms they own https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/ ...