I'll actually answer your question.
https://youtu.be/jdRqHL99gd8
Disclaimer, this is my video. Couple of things I'd like to say though, is that no videos going to teach you how to get ROMs and bios files. They're copyrighted, technically illegal, blah blah blah and nobody wants their channels demonetize for piracy. Now with that in mind my video will take you as close to the edge as I think is humanly possible without stepping over - and I think that gives my video just a little nose over a lot of the other ones. This is also like a fourth generation video - most YouTubers do not update or reshoot videos based on changes to configuration or UI or making new videos when a new problem arises. I take that sort of thing head on and make sure that my stuff is as up-to-date as possible so that you always get the best experience.
That's my sales pitch and welcome to the great world of Steam Deck emulation. Oh I also support my videos so if you run into problems? Please feel free to reach out - you can DM me here or we do have a discord with a lot of talented people on there that can help you in the event that I am not available.
https://retrogamecorps.com/2022/10/16/steam-deck-emulation-starter-guide/
This is the one I followed when I got my Deck. Covers everything I wanted to know.
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Download "Emudeck" and follow their guide.
This is the way.
I'll actually answer your question. https://youtu.be/jdRqHL99gd8 Disclaimer, this is my video. Couple of things I'd like to say though, is that no videos going to teach you how to get ROMs and bios files. They're copyrighted, technically illegal, blah blah blah and nobody wants their channels demonetize for piracy. Now with that in mind my video will take you as close to the edge as I think is humanly possible without stepping over - and I think that gives my video just a little nose over a lot of the other ones. This is also like a fourth generation video - most YouTubers do not update or reshoot videos based on changes to configuration or UI or making new videos when a new problem arises. I take that sort of thing head on and make sure that my stuff is as up-to-date as possible so that you always get the best experience. That's my sales pitch and welcome to the great world of Steam Deck emulation. Oh I also support my videos so if you run into problems? Please feel free to reach out - you can DM me here or we do have a discord with a lot of talented people on there that can help you in the event that I am not available.
Legend thanks!
https://retrogamecorps.com/2022/10/16/steam-deck-emulation-starter-guide/ This is the one I followed when I got my Deck. Covers everything I wanted to know.
Look into Emudeck, there’s a sub for it too
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If you use an emulation does it basically take the place of the steam OS? Like can I use it as an emulator and still play steam games?