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Valve’s silence on Steam Deck 2 is freezing handheld PC upgrades. Players won’t buy rivals, won’t buy the OLED, and the whole market is stalling.
Star Wars Outlaws’ poor reception is driving players back to KOTOR, reigniting demand for the long-delayed remake and exposing the gap between modern and classic Star Wars games.
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