The designer of Valve said that priority will be given to promoting the native dual startup function of Steam Deck game handset.
CTOnews.com November 10 news, Valve today officially released the OLED version of the Steam Deck game handheld. In an interview with IGN Media, Valve designer Lawrence Yang said that native dual boot support has always been a "priority" option, but it has been delayed because of its focus on developing the OLED version of Steam Deck.
CTOnews.com Note: many players have been expecting Valve to provide native dual-boot support that allows Steam Deck handsets to run both SteamOS and Microsoft Windows, making it easier to access Game Pass,Cloud and some Microsoft gaming services.
Yang promises users that native dual boot support will always be the "first priority" and will be more focused on this feature as soon as possible after the release of the OLED version of Steam Deck.
