Handheld consoles have recently started to become common again. The handheld consoles, which said hello to us again with the release of Nintendo Switch in 2017, years after the PSP, excited the people who love to play games, regardless of place and place, with the introduction of Valve’s Steam Deck console last year.
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Microsoft brings its popular service to the Steam Deck console
Microsoft cloud gaming service Xbox Cloud Gamingannounced that it brought the . Company, Microsoft Edge‘of Linux version It has published a detailed list of instructions from the website and Reddit so that the platform that will work through it can be opened on the relevant console.
As it will be remembered, Valve CEO Gabe Newell said in a statement last month that he would be happy to help Microsoft integrate Xbox Game Pass with Steam. Microsoft’s temporary bringing the Xbox Cloud Gaming service to the console may also be an important step towards Newell’s idea.
Steam Deck is a bit different from the classic handheld consoles in terms of its technical features and what it offers to users. Because it is based on X86 AMD processorcoming with and SteamOS Running a Linux-based operating system called the device, we can say that it is a game-oriented portable computer rather than a handheld console.
In addition, Valve recently announced that it has brought Windows 10 driver support for the next generation mobile game console, Steam Deck. This paved the way for users to install Windows 10 on the console running the SteamOS operating system. Also the future of Windows 11, but for the AMD processor powered by the console fTPM It has been announced that the software will be delayed a little due to the fact that the software is not ready yet.
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