The Steam Deck is one of the game’s most anticipated pieces of hardware, and this video of it running Devil May Cry 5 makes it even more intriguing.
Despite Valve’s good track record in providing quality products, there are still some doubts about how effective it is. Steam Deck will be able to run some of the most technically demanding titles. The company is trying to calm those fears with a recent introductory video Devil May Cry 5 running on the upcoming handheld console.
The video in question has been posted officially Devil May Cry YouTube channel and showcase some of the different moments throughout Devil May Cry 5 as played on the Steam Deck. Valve has openly been very confident about the system’s ability to run games smoothly and its footage Devil May Cry 5 shows that the game appears to be running at 60fps with no slowdowns despite being a graphically “busy” title with lots of particle effects and moving fragments as enemy mobs.
This won’t come as much of a surprise Valve said it went through the entire Steam library to ensure that the Steam Deck can handle any games available on the service. While that promise is good and good on the surface, many fans assume it means more technically demanding games can run at lower frame rates with lower graphics settings. . NS Devil May Cry The video seems to indicate that this may not be the case, and that the Steam Deck should offer a much smoother experience than some fans have come to expect.
The Steam Deck is one of the most anticipated pieces of hardware among gamers, as the promise of a handheld PC feels like a dream come true for many gaming enthusiasts, especially those who are disappointed. disappointed for the lack of hardware updates that have been made to the Nintendo Switch, the only major handheld console at the moment. However, unfortunately, Steam Deck’s release has been pushed back between December this year and February 2022 means that those who pre-ordered the system will need to wait a little longer to play PC games on the go.
Few fans can blame Valve for the delay in shipping, especially given how difficult it has become to produce gaming hardware due to Ongoing chip shortage is affecting every platform in the game industry. Most fans just can’t wait to get their hands on the Steam Deck because with every new information about it, such as a video about DMC5 runs smoothly, it just looks better and better.
Devil May Cry 5 Currently available for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X.
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