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Description: Like countless individuals across the globe, I put my hard-earned money down for a Steam Deck as soon as preorders went live for Valve’s portable handheld. Unfortunately, though, securing the new device was a nightmare experience to say the least – something that I should have probably expected with the PS5 and Xbox Series X still being so damn hard to find. My inability to get my preorder in quickly had dire consequences, sadly. I won’t be able to cradle my very own Steam Deck until Q2 2022, which is still incredibly painful to write knowing that some lucky sods' pre-orders will arrive sometime in December 2021. The upside, I guess, is that by the time my Steam Deck arrives (I opted for the 512GB model that comes with the anti-glare etched screen because I don’t want to see my sullen face staring back at me during a late night gaming session), any launch day kinks that may occur will have hopefully been ironed out by then. 00:00 The Steam Deck 01:26 PUBG BATTLEGROUNDS 03:13 The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt 04:13 eFootball 04:40 Red Dead Redemption 2 07:35 Age of Empires 4 Read more - techradar.com/uk/news/5-games-i-cant-wait-to-play-on-steam-deck By Adam Vjestica - Senior Gaming Writer