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Full price games on average push me much harder towards physical copies of things, deep sales on the other hand tend to push me more towards digital (and it's no longer a time when you can easily/reliably find cheap copies of older physical games on sale unless they're complete ass quality games unfortunately).
Some things also just never have a physical version in the first place these days sadly, but that's just caused me to be very selective in what I purchase (like Armored Core 6, which I'd rather have for the PC I already have than a physical copy for the consoles I don't).
not saying that the switch is better than deck, because the switch is so damn old now, but if you want to portability, the switch is still better.
deck is amazing for emulator portable tho (about 5 hours for nes-ps1) but you can also run these game on phone nowaday (it can even run some of switch games 😂)
btw player base on switch is better because Japanese people like to play games on switch more than PC and they keep the game alive . they love and obsessedgundam and anime stuff than western