The Steam Deck Page A Landing Page For Steam Deck Content This is a landing page for the blog about everything I post on the Steam Deck. If it’s on the blog, it’ll be here for easier access. The page will update as time goes on and more content is added to the site. Tech Articles & Guides The Steam Deck, What To Do When You Get Yours *RESERVED* Game Recommendations Singleplayer FPS Games Coop FPS Games *RESERVED* Accessories & Addons 3D Printing Accessories *RESERVED* The post The Steam Deck Page first appeared on Nate's Tech Blog ..read more

Valve’s Steam Deck, More Than Meets The Eye. The Steam Deck is an amazing portable PC platform that can not only play games on the go, but also be used for many, many other things. Because of the Linux nature of the device, a lot of open source software and plugins are available from launch day. This article offers various advice on what to do when you receive your Steam Deck in the mail, in one all-inclusive list. This guide assumes that you have a basic knowledge of how to operate your Steam Deck, and also an understanding of how to operate a Linux desktop. If you at all feel uncomfortable ..read more

Singleplayer isn’t dead just yet. Sometimes you just wanna sit down, plug in your headphones, log off your Steam Friends List and play something by yourself. This is a list of the best single-player FPS games for your Steam Deck. I’ve compiled a list of FPS games that not only work on the Steam Deck (some with minor tweaking), but ones that you can play alone on the couch, with no little kids screaming obscenities about your mother, or friends laughing at your ineptitude at gaming. The rules of the list were simple: the game, whether it have coop or multiplayer, has to have a decent solo expe ..read more

with build quality better than old madcatz controllers… After watching the Steam Deck 3D printing community blow up over the past few months, I’ve been constantly checking up on the 3D printing side of things. Often times it’s simply curiosity, but sometimes I’d like to print something worthwhile for my Steam Deck that I received back in May, literally 1 day before my birthday (was a crazy birthday gift, thanks Valve!). But while we’re missing the official dock and sometimes those Chinese knockoffs take a while to get here, maybe you’d just want to print something to allow you to tinker with y ..read more