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The Series S will become an ever bigger anchor going forward. Eventually, there will be 3rd party games that just choose not to bother with the Xbox at all because of the Series S.
We’re only a few years into the new console generation and problems are also starting. It’s definitely going to get worse as more demanding games start coming out. Microsoft is really going to have to loosen their parity policy, or it’s going to hold either the entire generation back or them back.
Given that there's plenty of PCs out there with lower spec than the S they still need to scale their game for, I doubt it will be as big an issue as people make out. BG3 is an odd outlier as they've put a splitscreenode in the console game that the PC version doesn't have and that's what's holding things up.
I'm pretty sure split screen is supported on PC?
I didn't even see a local multiplayer option when I was playing on the deck?
It’s available on PC, but not on Steam Deck.
How did they manage that, the Deck doesn't usually get bespoke builds.
Valve lets you identify the deck. It's probably just a flag that hides the reference to it.
Seems like!
It’s not a bespoke build; they just disabled the function on Steam Deck.
https://x.com/cromwelp/status/1685989272099213312?s=46&t=EUtgwMByNj4sQbVP9INV-Q
And for the record, you can run split screen on the Steam Deck; it’s just not supported.