Valve has just launched its Steam Deck handheld console, but it seems the company is already coming up with an action plan for one Steam Deck 2, or at least that's the name it it is hypothesized. However, there isn't much substantial evidence to support this speculation. In any case, one very interesting interview confirms something truly unprecedented on the most powerful second generation console in the world. Let's go see the details.
Valve is thinking about the Steam Deck 2, which is the successor to the most powerful console on the market. We can already imagine the features
Initial information suggests that the company, with Steam Deck 2, aims to offer users an even more immersive laptop gaming experience. How? With features that "you will not find on a desktop“, Suggesting that the virtual reality could be included among the upcoming news. In an interview for Edge Magazine, the co-founder and president of Valve, Gabe NewellSaid:
The first step is to let you play the great games that exist today. The second thing will be more about: what are the features that the mobile world offers us, beyond what you would get in a traditional desktop or laptop gaming environment?
He further noted:
One of the things that [Steam Deck] represents is battery power and high performance that you might eventually use in VR applications as well. You can take the PC and build something that is much more portable. We're not really there yet, but this is a stepping stone
Newell also pointed out that the more expensive version of Steam Deck, with 512GB of storage and an anti-glare screen, it was also the most popular among players who have pre-ordered the device.
Finally, he said the company is also thinking about how take more advantage of the portable form factor on Steam Deck 2. To find out more, we will have to wait until there are further statements from the company.
Through | TechRadar
