Review on Game console Valve Steam Deck 64 GB SSD, black by Micha Gozdalik ᠌

As soon as I saw that Yuzu could be used rather well on the deck, I made the decision to get rid of my portable gaming consoles (Switch, WiiU, and Vita) in order to fund the purchase of this incredible equipment. Because there was only enough money for a bare-bones version of 64GB, you will need to install a 1TB SSD in it when the warranty expires. However, you should save aside some money for the future. This is such a pleasure, brothers and sisters! It is possible to install a large number of emulators, including an emulator for the Nintendo Switch, and it also has the capability to play games remotely on stationary consoles such as the Xbox and the PlayStation. These features come on top of the enormous library of PC games that the console already has (with piracy on this device, everything is in order). You should be able to play practically all of the newest games (including Hogwarts Legacy) on settings that are medium to low. You can't talk about the backlog because there will almost always be 60 frames per second. The fact that an adapter for the charger was included in the package (and of a quite high grade) came as a pleasant surprise. The fact that the console came with a branded seal on the case, which suggests that it has never been used in practice, is, of course, no surprise.