Steam Deck is on Sale for the First Time Ever

Since its launch one year ago, now we finally have seen a discount on Steam Deck for the very first time during Steam’s Spring Sale. Each of its editions is now available with a 10% reduced cost, presenting an exceptional opportunity to game enthusiasts. The 64GB version can now be procured for $359.10, the 128GB variant is attainable at $476.10, and the top-of-the-line 512GB Steam Deck, complete with a splendid matte display, can now be acquired for the lowered cost of $584.10.

To celebrate the one-year anniversary of the launch of Steam’s handheld PC in the U.S., there is an extended sale from now until March 23 at 10 a.m. PT. Komodo customers in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong may also take advantage of this year’s Spring Sale, which will run from March 23 at 10 a.m. until supplies run out. This highlights the global appeal of the device giving gamers further access to this unique gaming experience. Those interested should definitely take advantage of this great offer before it ends.

In addition to celebrating its birthday, the company is utilizing the occasion to unveil a newly designed function: startup movies. Although Steam users have been able to implement their personalized startup videos for some time, the feature is now officially supported. Steam’s Points Shop will stock 20 pre-made movies, and users will also be able to select one of their choice from the available options under Settings > Customization. Furthermore, the movies work well in Big Picture mode on desktop, giving users greater control over how their device looks and operates.

Valve has released a commemorative video marking the first anniversary of the Steam Deck, showcasing the revolutionary Steam Deck Docking station, the verified program, and various other noteworthy features. On this occasion, Gabe Newell, CEO of Valve, said something particularly intriguing, “It makes it exciting for us that we’ve succeeded with what we’ve done, but we’re even more excited with where we’re gonna be able to go in the future.” This statement even makes all Deck’s fans wait for more exciting things which will arrive next.

Valve’s teasing of the next product is no surprise given their previous successes and future aspirations. The Steam Deck successor will bring a whole new level of performance, as well as an integrated gaming experience that has never been seen before. It would be exciting to see what they are capable of when they build upon the success of the Steam Deck, so gamers across the world could reap the benefits. While both Yang and Griffais revealed it would take at least a few years for Valve to introduce such game-changing technology, many fans remain excited about what lies ahead.