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Here's the most played Steam Deck games of 2023
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Baldurs Gate 3 looks so bad on the Steam Deck it’s unplayable for me. I followed all the advice on the various graphical settings (FSR, AA settings, etc) and it still looks like garbage. It’s no longer eating up 122GB.
I have played a couple others on the list, but mostly I play older games like Chrono Trigger (SNES).
Wow that’s a lot of space for a game to take up there bud
I mean I didn’t do it on purpose :) that’s what BG3 takes.
What are they doing with all 100 gigabytes I wonder 🤔 perhaps they are using it to store some excess files from their hard drives 🤔
What?