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00:18 - New Beta Rules!
07:32 - Your Steam Deck is a PS4
12:53 - EA Breaks More Games
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New Steam Deck Beta!
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Steam Deck Beta Client Changes for August 22 and August 23
General Change: Added global version of the "Game Resolution" dropdown that allows specific resolution targets to be set.
General Change: Added Sign Out to the Steam Deck Power Menu.
Desktop Overlay Fix: Desktop Overlay in SteamOS 3 now properly reads Escape Key instead of dismissing the Overlay.
Steam Input Fix: Fixed Steam Link Mobile App Touch Controller automatic cursor visibility issues.
Steam Input Fix: Fixed an issue were modifying Steam Input configs could cause game crashes.
Game Recording Fix: Fixed an issue where the last second of a given clip or recording couldn't be unpaused.
Game Recording Fix: Improved error reporting functionality.
Game Recording Change: Added list view to media manager.
Game Recording Change: Added the ability to enable/disable recording per-game.
Game Recording Change: Added the ability to set duration and bitrate of recordings per-game (ie long duration single player, short duration multiplayer, vice versa, etc).
Game Recording Fix: Fixed an issue where per-game recording settings weren't being used.
Game Recording Fix: Fixed media manager list view not updating.
Your Steam Deck is a PS4
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Over the past few months, we've followed the development of the new PS4 emulator shadPS4, which began with the ability to launch commercial 3D games and progressed through running Red Dead Redemption. Recently, it made a significant breakthrough by booting and running Bloodborne, arguably the most anticipated PlayStation 4 game to become available on PC.
We're definitely witnessing a miracle in the making, as the game is now even running on the Steam Deck. YouTuber Deck Wizard not only attempted to launch Bloodborne on the handheld but also played it, exploring various locations and engaging in combat quite successfully.
Just a month ago, you needed a GeForce RTX 4090 to get the main menu to boot, and now we are here, actually traveling to Yharnam. Judging by the counter, the frame rate is maintained at 32 FPS. Yes, the graphics still look questionable, creating a particularly eerie atmosphere at times, but there is no point in denying progress.
Deck Wizard also noted that Bloodborne hard crashes very often on the Steam Deck and requires a complicated setup to run properly.
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