Steam Deck Effect is real, started with 1 game and now 150

Steam Deck changed my way to consume videogames. I'm using consoles and PC since a child but I started to be the owner of my consoles not too much time ago...

Here’s my gaming journey:
- 2018 Low end PC, playing "non-steam" games but also Payday 2.
- 2019 Bought my first PS4.
- 2020 Upgrade to a PS4 Pro.
- 2020 Bought Xbox One X and lately sold my PS4.
- 2020 Bought Nintendo Switch.
- 2021 Updated to Series X.
- 2021 Bought PS5 to have keep both consoles.
- 2023 Bought my first Steam Deck LCD and lately sold my Nintendo Switch, I only had 1 game in Steam and was Pay Day 2.
- 2024 Bought Steam Deck OLED Limited Edition.

Games owned:
- PlayStation: 2
- Xbox: 10
- Steam: 150

Having these consoles doesnt mean I was playing games full-time, I was using mainly games subscriptions and just playing basically AAA games that I was interested in and rarely bought games cause I was actually not interested (I can't say why, honestly)

For example, I bought a year of PS Premium Subscription for like 130 USD and but I never renewed it, worst purchase ever. On Xbox side I was using gamepass mainly but that's not a reason to not buy games cause I'm still paying it and buying games in Steam anyways.

Why I buy lot of games for Steam?

  1. Is way amazing play things on portable with so nice graphics
  2. Hardware is great and comfy
  3. Games are chepear than consoles
  4. Discovered so many indies games in Twitter (X)
  5. Sales are way better
  6. I have the freedom to test games and if I don't like it I can refund it and the list can continue
  7. I can play whatever I want
  8. If I want more performance I can just play in Geforce Now

is crazy the "Steam Deck Effect", I bought games in Steam that I already had in PS/Xbox haha

Edit: Forgot to say that I'm not longer using Xbox and PS5 since months ago, I wanted to sell it but is too cheaper outside and I bought it way expensive so I prefer keep them for my future kids or something haha

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Playing Alan Wake II in Geforce Now

My first impressions after compare my LCD vs my new OLED