澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Steam Deck will play a ton of Steam games, but it's not going to run all of them at launch, according to one of the external companies involved in making i🌄t work.

Around the time Steam Deck was revealed, Valve developer Pierre-Loup Griffais explained that the company wants "the entire Steam library" to be playable. He added that Valve hasn't "found✱ something we could throw at this device that it couldn't handle."

(as spotted by ), CodeWeavers president James Ramey took care to separate those two ideas: specifically, the fact that Griffais was only talking about Steam Deck's hardware being able to handle games, not necessarily its software. CodeWeavers works on the Proton software that lets the Linux-based Steam Deck run games made for Windows, which gives Ramey some uncommon insight into the situation.

"People have kind of taken that and they have said, 'well, that means it can su𒉰pport the entire Steam library.' I don't necessarily think that is true because not every game runs in Proton as of𓆏 today," Ramey explained.

"Now I do think that because Proton is a living, breathing project, it's not something that is static in any way, shape, or form; that 🐼there is a lot of effort being poured into Proton to support a broader range of games even that is available then currently today. So you're going to see that when the Steam Deck is released and Proton is put on the Steam Deck that there is going to be a🅺 greater number of titles that are supported."

Ramey added that a number of groups are working on improving Proton with Valve at the fore𒅌f♔ront, but he doesn't specifically have insider knowledge with Valve. His perspective reflects the overall state of the project, though he did tease that Steam Deck will likely be "more robust than people are anticipating" when it arrives in December.

Going back to the official word from Valve, a specifically says the company's "goal is for every game to work by the time we ship Steam Deck." That said, having a goal of every Steam game working on t🐭he handheld system is very different from ꧟saying that they definitely will.

In less technical but equally important news, Valve is also considering making 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:multiple colors for Steam Deck in the future.