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Mostly, the Deck has issues with certain multiplayer titles that feature an aggressive anti-cheat system, like Destiny 2, Fortnite, and the newer Call of Duty games.
If you’re going to go with a Windows handheld, the Ally X is the best offering right now, though it still has the major flaw of Windows sucking on a handheld.
Otherwise, follow Haruspex’s advice on seeing if the games you want to play run on the Deck.
For me a handheld without proper trackpads is instant no-buy since joysticks are unusable for first person and even third person games. Performance and efficiency doesn't matter if you can't control games properly.
You should also consider the lenovo legion go as it can be found for 600.00 often and has a better display than the Ally
I was thinking of not spending over 500 as I am not sure exactly how much I will end up playing it.
I dont really want to spend 700-800 for the Lenovo or Ally X and have it sit around gathering dust if I end up preferring to stick with my desktop PC for the bulk of my gaming
Search YouTube for videos of some games you think you might play on a handheld like:
[Game Name] [Handheld Device Name]
like:
"God of War Steam Deck"
Take a look at the different devices with the games you think you might want to play. That will give you an idea of what you'll get for your money.
Absolutely. Great advice. This not only will give you a feel for how well a game will run and how it will look on the Deck, but those videos usually also test out a range of different settings and offer the "best" settings for playing that particular game.
In that case than go to Best Buy website and looked for used asus ally. I’ve seen them for 325.00 recently
The games listed as broken in protonDB page dont run on deck.