Fair, but at that point you’re arguing a technicality that most people don’t really care about.
And if you want to argue technicalities, then I CAN give you a game that was released for the Steam Deck by YOUR definition. Aperture Desk Job. Yes, it can be played by PCs as well, but it was developed with the intent of it being a showcase of the Steam Deck’s controls. You can’t argue it “wasn’t a Steam Deck” game if your definition of whether a game was for a certain platform is based on whether it was intended for that platform.
Not going to downvote you this time because you actually explained your position. Though your tone VERY much tempted me to do so anyway.
Oh I get the point. You’re not understanding what I’m saying.
Well, if you’re not trying to say something along the lines of “the Steamdeck plays PC games” then what are you trying to say?
How many games have been released specifically for the Steam Deck.
Give me one game.
You can’t. Because none have been. The Steam Deck does not “have more games” than anything. This article and it’s argument is stupid.
Now down vote my comment and repeat the same thing you’ve been saying this entire time.
Does it play more PC games than the Switch, Xbox and PS? Yes.
Fair, but at that point you’re arguing a technicality that most people don’t really care about.
And if you want to argue technicalities, then I CAN give you a game that was released for the Steam Deck by YOUR definition. Aperture Desk Job. Yes, it can be played by PCs as well, but it was developed with the intent of it being a showcase of the Steam Deck’s controls. You can’t argue it “wasn’t a Steam Deck” game if your definition of whether a game was for a certain platform is based on whether it was intended for that platform.
Not going to downvote you this time because you actually explained your position. Though your tone VERY much tempted me to do so anyway.
Ok guy
Man, it almost felt like I was back on reddit. Ngl I kinda missed getting into or reading heated arguments over dumb things.