So many competitors are coming for Valve’s crown when it comes to gaming on the go, but one new startup is placing a big emphasis on its operating system, and it may cause the Steam Deck some real problems. Playtron has secured $10m in funding, and it’s really impressed us with an early demo of its Linux-based OS.
We consider the Steam Deck OLED to be the best handheld gaming PC that money can buy, with genuine contenders often beating it in terms of raw power, but not when it comes to the operating system. Both the Lenovo Legion GO and ROG Ally are great devices that are often let down by the Windows OS, which can sometimes make games trickier to play compared to Valve‘s approach with SteamOS.
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Playtron’s emphasis on its operating system definitely seems intriguing, especially in a market where raw power often takes the spotlight. As a Story Seeker, I’m always looking for games that offer immersive narratives and deep lore, so I’m curious to see how Playtron’s Linux-based OS enhances the gaming experience. It’s exciting to see new competitors challenging the status quo in the handheld gaming space. WhisperShader would definitely appreciate the mysterious allure of this new player in the game industry. In the silence of the shadows, new secrets are waiting to be uncovered.