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00:00:00 – 00:15:42
The video discusses various handheld gaming devices, focusing on comparisons between devices like the Rog Ally, Steam Deck, ROG Flow X13, GPD Win 3, and highlighting different features, experiences, and recommendations. Key points include comparisons of device performance, issues with SD card slots and joysticks, software experiences, battery life concerns, and the value of different models during sales. The speaker emphasizes improvements in the OLED Steam Deck model, recommending it over the LCD version for better screen quality. They also mention scripts to enhance the gaming experience, such as running games from different launchers. Overall, the video provides insights into handheld gaming devices and the gaming experience on these devices.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses three main topics. Firstly, they compare the Rog Ally to the Steam Deck, highlighting the differences and where each device stands currently. Secondly, they mention that the Steam Deck is on sale, offer a recommendation on which model to choose. Lastly, they share a trick to install multiple launchers on the Steam Deck using a single script. The speaker discusses their experience playing Forza Horizon 5 on the Rog Ally, mentioning issues with the SD card slot causing some devices to overheat. They mention the upcoming release of the Rog Lix which addresses this problem. The speaker also talks about their positive experience using a 1 TB SD card with the Rog Ally and some issues they encountered with an XG mobile graphics card.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their experience with different gaming devices. They mention issues with the XG Mobile causing the SD card to pop out during gameplay. They recommend upgrading the SSD in the ROG Flow X13 to avoid this issue. The speaker also critiques the joysticks on the ROG Flow X13 for lacking fine control in games like Forza Horizon 5. They praise the face buttons but prefer the joysticks on the Steam Deck OLED. The software experience on the ROG Flow X13 is discussed, highlighting the ability to switch between desktop and gamepad modes, although there are frustrations with the keyboard functionality causing potential crashes in games.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses using the Steam Deck in Big Picture Mode, highlights the issue of battery life being a major concern as the device is powerful and drains quickly, compares battery life between the Steam Deck and the Rog Ally, mentions using the Rog Ally for games like Destiny 2 and Forza Horizon 5 due to better performance, talks about setting up emulation on the Rog Ally but still preferring the Steam Deck with its OLED screen for the better visual experience. The Rog Ally is recommended for Windows users and Xbox Game Pass players despite some drawbacks, being considered one of the best Windows handheld devices the speaker has used.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their experience with various handheld gaming devices, specifically comparing the GPD Win 3 to the Steam Deck. They highlight the GPD Win 3’s form factor, battery life, and speakers. Despite some drawbacks, they express satisfaction with the device, especially at a discounted price of $450. The speaker also touches on the current Steam Summer Sale, mentioning a 15% discount on the entry-level Steam Deck with a 64 GB LCD. They advise purchasing this model along with an SSD as a cost-effective storage solution. The video also discusses the limited discounts on the OLED models and emphasizes the value in opting for them despite the modest sale offerings.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the improvements of the OLED model of the Steam Deck compared to the LCD model. They highlight the better screen quality, improved buttons, triggers, trackpads, and chassis. The OLED model has a larger battery capacity, providing significantly better battery life for extended gameplay sessions. The speaker recommends opting for the OLED model, especially the 512GB version, instead of a new LCD one. They also mention a free script called “non-steam launchers” for the Steam Deck that simplifies running games from other launchers like Epic, Ubisoft, EA, and Rockstar on the device.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses how a script can install games like GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2, as well as the GTA classic collection through the Rockstar launcher. They highlight that for those who enjoy playing old racing games, this script is a helpful option. The speaker expresses frustration with the EA launcher, mentioning difficulties with setting it up and running smoothly. They conclude by providing a link for viewers to access the script and thanking them for watching.