Odin sphere steam deck reddit If all you care about is emulating games, the Odin 2 seems to do the hello, i am planning on getting the odin 2 pro and im practically sold already, but i had a question. I currently own a switch oled, steam deck and retroid pocket 3+. It's the perfect size for throwing in my backpack and taking it around. The Vagrant Jul 13, 2018 -80% $3. 79 The Vagrant Artbook Jun 21, 2018 -50% $1. Owning one or all three is possible and each has their use cases, size profiles, and capabilities. I wonder if it’s worth it already having a steam deck. It runs on deck too (just I did, for Dragon's Crown and Muramasa is Playable, and Odin Sphere is in-game, but I have no idea if that's also applicable to the Deck. How does Steam Deck perform? One of my favorites games is Need for speed underground 2, on the Odin for example is not a perfect experience. Odin Sphere and Dragon's Crown are both more affordable on PS3 and RPCS3 is more mature of an emulator and 13 Sentinels will run through Yuzu. It's why Odin seems like a good fit. On a side note though. Font is hard to read even when using the magnifier to enlarge the My question is the Odin Lite GC/PS2 emulation performance bad compared to the steam deck ? I have the steam deck, which is great but the size and my usage of using it for only emulation, is making me consider going for an Odin. Just out of curiosity i started using it to see what it was about. Best Steam Winter Sale Game Deals Upcoming 2025 Game Release Dates 2024's Best Games Every GameSpot I had the OG steam deck. I will test the Steam Deck specific part later and edit my post, but I have played DSP through Proton on Linux already and it was fine. 1 in my computer and this game doesn't work. Retroid pocket 4 is capable and much smaller easy for Since it is possible to install windows and Linux on the Odin, shouldn't steam OS (steam deck) work too? There is a special version out of it that you can use on any computer, but wouldn't it technically be possible on the Odin. i obviously can’t afford both but i’m pulled towards the size and convenience of the odin over the steam deck. I will try with a different aethersx2 version. The Pro will emulate a bit more, but neither is going to run the full PS2 library. The Odin 2 Mini also seems perfect but I have no experience with Android emulation so I would appreciate some insight on which one to get. Now in Early Access! Lead the future of humanity and harness the power of stars by building the first Dyson Sphere in the whole galaxy! That first sentence makes more sense for a steam deck purchase than an Odin. As you can see it's only 40 euros less. Controls are fantastic, ergonomics are Don't listen to everyone saying battery life is so much better. Sure, the F1 car is going to go faster, but if you woke up owning a Ferrari you aren’t going to complain. maybe i’m not tech savvy but i wouldn’t lee where to download emulators and roms but i’m very familiar with android on the odin. Even at 1x. If you want anything else, go with the Steam Steam Input is also great to tweak the feel of the controls--it can make the joystick+gyro feel pretty mouse-like. Odin Pro after shipping+taxes is 320 euros. There's also a few videos showing Windows 11 installed on the Odin, so the PC vs android thing isn't a factor. can it emulate steam games or play the ones already in my library the way the steam deck can? i’m not talking about the very demanding ones like the latest FPS or The Odin 2 has completely remedied this; I can hold this device for 2-3+ hours and not experience a single RSI symptom. I want the Odin 2 simply for emulation and it's MUCH smaller than the Steam Deck. I've tried Dragon's Crown (runs pretty great), Odin Sphere Leifthrasir(also pretty good), Plants vs. Open menu Open navigation Go to Reddit Home. View community ranking In the Top 5% of largest communities on Reddit. At this point the most relevant differences are form factor, weight, battery life Odin 2 max or steam deck OLED Recommend a Device I want something to play ps2/GC maybe some Wii games would be nice to play switch games too but I already own a switch so that’s not a deal breaker. If you're looking for something portable and plan to mostly do retro emulation (thru PS2/GC) at high res (with some Switch), the The Official subreddit for Dyson Sphere Program, a sci-fi management game by Youthcat Games and Gamera Game. Doing some of these things on the steam deck can be a bit difficult. I know it’s and easy with for Odin 2 but it’s pretty heavy, big and I already have a steam deck. Get app Get the Reddit app Log In Log in to Reddit. More portable, still decently powerful, and cheaper. It can run everything you are throwing at it, but at a price of course. Now in Early Access! Lead the future of humanity and harness the power of stars by building the first Dyson Sphere in the whole galaxy! Thinking of picking up Atelier Ryza 2 in the steam sales for my steam deck but seen a few posts from a couple months back that it has some issues So just did a quick check for you using protonGE 8-25 (Which is long since deprecated at this point) with in I'd suggest Steam Deck over the Odin 2 in this specific use-case because of things like SteamOS, Big Picture Mode, EmuDeck & RetroDeck. though to be honest, I could probably own both if I told my steam deck. Controversial. QUESTION This is the definitive Reddit source for handheld consoles. I'd rather buy these 2 together for what adds up to the price of the Legion Go more or less. I don't think you have to exclusively own one, but if you did, the most powerful (aka the Steam Deck) will get you farthest. I’ve been using Doom as my baseline, only doing campaign. Yeah. The RP4 Pro is basically at the limit of what I'd consider a pocketable device, even something like an Odin 2 is too big, let alone a Steam Deck. I really don't enjoy using the Odin for long periods as my hands start to cramp up. Waiting doesn’t bother me but if I’m going to I'm looking for something for PC that's similar to games made by Vanillaware, especially Odin Sphere and Muramasa: The Demon Blade. I'm personaly more interested in any upcoming snapdragon G3x devices along the lines of a better looking version of the razer development Odin 2 vs Steam Deck, Size Comparison Question For those of you that have both devices, and only if you have both devices, how much smaller is the Odin 2, Same here. New. There’s drawbacks with having too many devices though I’m loving OT2 on my switch, I was just wondering if I could try the 1 on my Odin as well. And KBM supported natively too. Zombies (use higher TPD than the other two, for some weird reason, can't maintain 60fps in later waves during the 1st chapter), and Gundam Extreme Vs Full Boost (cracking audio no matter what setting, 40~60FPS with heavy suttering all around). A remake, titled Odin Sphere Leifthrasir, was released on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation Vita in 2016 If you missed Odin Sphere the first time around, then this is a great introduction that is also easy to recommend. I am quite uneducated when it comes to emulation. But games like sly 2 are having huge fps drops. I found the travel on the Steam Deck buttons to be a bit too much for me. I also Hi u/Opposite-Reindeer592, you can click here to search for your question. Also the screen is better on Odin 2. Usually people say that Steam Deck is more powerful device and has more features but I am thinking about Switch emulation now. With so many annoyances fixed, this feels like the game Odin Sphere was meant to be. Portability and the battery life are the main reasons I chose the ODIN 2. Not a ton of options currently for solid PS2 emulation. I just did not see the need for having all of it. I loved it. I do have a Switch already, but I'm looking for 1 device to emulate them As my final game that I would play this year I settled on Vanillaware’s Odin Sphere (more specifically its 2016 remake Leifthrasir), and I really ended up loving it. I wish they had a compatibility list site specifically for the steam deck. Log In / Sign Up; Rayman Origins Steam Deck OLED PS Vita OLED Side by The Steam Deck OLED seems like the perfect device for someone with a steam library, but it also seems way too big to use on a commute and the battery life seems short. Gonna cost me about 100 EUR more but it's just all-round better at pretty much everything Lately I’ve been a bit puzzled that they don’t port their games to Steam. The Deck is the best under $400, Odin Lite is best for $200. The 1080 Screen is AMAZING next to the 800P OLED screen and holds its weight. If you want a carrying case that fits your Odin Pro perfectly then you have to buy Super Pack which is 380 euros after shipping+taxes. I personally really only found it usable in bed, it's great for it but I don't like taking it anywhere. This year, we'll finally have some devices that should do PS2 without I have both, had the steam deck first. Resolution isn’t everything - color reproduction is ALSO a thing and the Deck’s OLED panel does that really well. Reserved Steam Deck, wanted to cancel it and get the Odin. Personally I have a Steam Deck (and a Loki Max on order) AND an Odin Pro. You’ll find significantly better battery life compared to the steam deck even with the new screens for the Odins (which has slightly worse battery life than the Odins shipped earlier in the year). Also the battery life on my og steam deck is miserable compared to the Odin. You can also install Windows if you really want to, but i The thing about Odin Sphere is that the remake fixed all the original game's problems and the reason why not many people talk about Odin Sphere compared to other games is because We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. But that’s okay. Top. It's not comfortable to hold for a long time without help or resting time. Its so good that i sold the steam deck and my 4080 gaming pc. I'm only interested in emulating GameCube, original Wii, and below and value a more compact system with a long battery life; so the Odin 2 is better suited to my needs. Hello guys, I have been thinking of getting either Odin 2 or Steam Deck recently. If anyone has I have an Odin 2 and steam deck. We ask that you please take a minute to read through the rules and check out the resources Depends on your use case. You can post your own handhelds or anything related to handhelds. . Comparing the Steam Deck with the Odin Pro is like comparing a Ferrari with an F1 car. When I start up remote play on my Deck and it loads the I have a steam deck ordered but i’m honestly leaning towards an odin more. Reply reply PeanutJellySenwis We are Reddit's primary hub for all things modding, from troubleshooting for beginners to creation of mods by experts. It's wonderful. From my digging, I'm looking into the Lenovo Legion Go (Windows), Steam Deck OLED (SteamOS), and the AYN Odin 2 (Android). Sure, you can make a good argument that Odin Sphere technically barely qualified due to the frame rate issues, but for most of the game outside of boss fights it Hi, I previously asked a question on here a few months ago about the Steam Deck, but I now have a new question and would like to hear your opinions. Some PS3 Own an Odin, just got my steam deck. Steam deck will support both - either Proton on Linux, or Windows install if you really want. The Odin 2 isn't really meant to be a stationary device, but the size, weight & form-factor of the Steam Deck and it's status as a more fully-fledged Linux Gaming PC lend to a better home theater experience. Here's what I'm looking for: 2D sidescrolling metroidvania RPG-style progression Fast-paced, character action-esque combat Engaging, dialogue-heavy storyline Dyson Sphere Program on Steam Deck Picture twitter. After finishing like 5 Trails games in a month and half, I took a break from the trails series and picked up Odin sphere and oh god why did I never heard about it, the gameplay, the art, the story everything about it is so good and I'm just 7 hours in, I wish more games had this artstyle (I already tried 13 sentinels but the story was too complicated and I got lost) There are some games that tested fine on Vita3k but I didn’t keep them since they had a switch or PS2 port (Shovel Knight and Odin Sphere are a couple that come to mind). Been struggling with frequent dips Before Recently I’ve been trying to remote play some games from my home desktop to my steam deck. The famous table says that Odin 2 has A score when it comes to Switch emulation while Steam Deck has B score for Switch emulation. There's a few Steam Controller Layouts which I used as a springboard to make a new layout (less complicated one since the Deck has a D-Pad and extra back buttons). For me, it doesn't make much sense. com Open. I want one specifically for retro emulation with the main focus on the Dreamcast, PS2, and Gamecube (don't care about PS3, Wii, or Xbox), and plan to mostly play in docked mode on my TV. if you can install windows, this shouldn't be a problem. Overall, I'm finding the Deck really enjoyable to use, and I hope Valve makes a new I have a Steam Deck. Steam review says: "I have Windows 8. Sort by: Best. I have a Steam Deck, but I can see the appeal of the Odin. I have both and I'm still using each one for different games. You can also natively emulate more consoles on Steam Deck compared to Odin. That doesn’t really make sense since the deck is 800p and the Odin 2 is 1080p. 3 hours wouldn’t remotely be a problem with the Odin. One of the games is Odin Sphere and I noticed that it has some texture Skip to main content. (I know there’s 15 years between the tech so understand this is not a post about “How the Steam Deck is better than a PSP”. At home I stream games on high/ultra at 1080p 60fps at I am looking for what is the best handheld device for yuzu. That's the whole allure to a Steam Deck. I have an Odin Lite now but would like something with a little more oomph plus Switch emulation would be nice to have. Steam Deck is going to give you more resource capacity for the necessary performance, and the ps2 emulator available for Deck (PCSX2) is Get the Reddit app Scan this QR code to download the app now. Odin 2 is struggling to run a few ps2 games. Odin 2 should be better. I have both, odin 2 pro and a deck oled. If you don't find an answer there, don't worry - your post has NOT been removed and hopefully someone will be along soon to help with an answer! If you find an answer, please leave a I have steam link, parsec, and moonlight on my Odin pro and moonlight is by far the best for local and remote play. Also I thought selling the steam deck and buying the lite would save some money but if the Odin can't run 2x on GC/PS2 Because that's the biggest factor here, the Steam Deck is an amazing device and will play anything you want, but it's huge and unless you are wearing Jnco jeans, it's not going in your pocket. ALOT of games even on steam itself will not run On the deck. For me the battery life is the biggest game changer. 5” SATA slot. I was considering selling my rp3+ and getting an Odin 2 (I Steam deck all the way. I got the Odin 2 to take everywhere and I'm loving it, it's my favorite handheld I've ever had. I'm still getting used to steam deck, but so far my impressions are that the build quality of it is fantastic, and battery life and game compatibility are That said, the Steam Deck is a bit underpowered for Switch emulation and a lot of games will force you to use a sub-1x resolution factor, which isn't ideal. I don’t have that problem with the Odin. I'm not sure if I'm more bothered by how even 5 watts extra over 15W can be a great boost for Switch/PS3 emulation or that the Steam Deck performance can be worse than a midrange android device because the system is too focused on saving battery. So again, TL;DR - if you already own a desktop gaming PC, it would be silly for you to buy a Steam Deck - get an Odin. I wouldn’t stop playing on my switch because of the save file there as well as how much I paid for the original game, but it would be great to know if the Odin was I ordered a steam deck but i’m honestly thinking of canceling it and getting the odin, i’m looking to play emulated games and surf the web, i’m not The deck can emulate a bit more than the Odin at the top end. But it’s definitely capable. It's almost not portable. I picked up the retroid recently for something portable to do emulation when I’m commuting, the steam deck wowed me in its emulation. I have an android phone so I am used to the Odin 2's operating system, file system etc. I’m considering cancelling my Odin 2 and buying the Steam Deck Oled. If you don't mind the size, 5he steam deck will offer Does anyone know if the Ayn Odin Superdock with the built in GameCube/N64 controller ports would work with the Deck? I know it wouldn’t slot in, but if you used a USB C extension cable would the functionality remain? It also has a 2. If you want something small(ish), casual, and just for what Android can emulate, go for the Odin 2; In handheld, it can do the things both it and the Steam Deck OLED can do "better" (1080p) than the Steam Deck. Handles things up to PS2 right now. The OLED model is pretty much on par with the Odin 2. I’ve played through 7 or 8 games via moonlight and it’s one my favorite things on Odin. the steam deck looks really complicated to set up. Do you think the Deck will stack with Dyson Sphere? As far as performance The tech specs seem pretty promising. The deck could absolutely run any older game at 1080p with ease, it just doesn’t make sense to scale it that high because Has anyone tried running Steam OS (steam deck version) on the Odin. r/rpcs3 A chip A close button. Without revealing too much, Odin Sphere’s story centres on five individuals whose stories become intertwined in the midst of a war for a magical device called the Crystalization Cauldron. This game install GFW on my compuer but microsoft have closed GFW in the last year, so the program I haven’t tried it on the deck myself (I feel the font will likely be too small), but with Steam Input configuration, you should be able to map the controls to do literally anything a keyboard can do. I love my Steam Deck even though I have a pretty beefy laptop (one of those "desktop replacement" things), I love it even though the USB C port broke and it doesn't function as much more than a charging port now lol, and I am not actually convinced to buy the Odin 2 yet (especially not on IGG), but if the Odin 2 was out when I bought my Deck then I don't know if I How good is Steam Deck PS2 performance versus Odin Pro? I have the Odin but as you people know, you need lot of work to make some title runs smooth enough. My 2 cents is, the battery on Odin 2 is AMAZING, you can emulate Wii for hours without having to get concerned with battery life, it is a little larger than a switch lite and can basically emulate anything that can be emulated on Steam Deck Compatibility Review Date Search 4 results match your search. Again, I game on the PC most We want to avoid having to ask what the game is called or what it's like to play it on Deck, try adding as many details as possible such as performance, user experience (interface and jump to content. The Odin can do the majority of gamecube and a healthy amount of ps2, but emulation performance is going to vary with some titles. I'd also like to see Steam For Odin sphere, it plays perfectly (4K60fps upscaled) on PC Rpcs3 and it's a more developed emulator, so I think the Rpcs3 version would be better on the deck. Odin is nice size wise. If you're not too concerned about size, the only clear Odin has a higher resolution screen than the Steam Deck - 1080p vs 720p. ) Has Anyone here played Dragon's Crown or Odin Sphere via Vita3K on the Steam Deck? comments I'd go with the Odin 2 personally, but that's just because the Steam Deck is far too large for my liking and I don't have much interest in PC gaming. The steam deck is comfortable to hold sure, but it’s freakin heavy if you like to play in bed and hold it up. Purchased and installed it on my Deck. Battery life is nothing to be happy about with the steam deck. Good PS2, GC, Wii, WiiU, a bit of PS3 and switch. They're curved and have more travel; whereas the Ok guys which one should I get. Steam deck can easily handle switch but it’s bulky. That’s a given. If you don't have either, the Steam Deck objectively does more, but is less portable and has worse battery life. The original Steam Deck can get upwards of 5 hours with PS2/GameCube emulation. Rainbow Six Siege WILL NOT RUN unless of course you go through Xbox game pass but that's another $15 a month. I decided to get the Steam Deck and "cancel" the Odin. Steam Deck has all the taxes and fees included and you get a carrying case as well. Gameinformer - 8/10 Some of the same issues were also present in the original PS2 release, but Leifthrasir is an enormous evolution as a whole. Steam Deck feels better in hand (seriously, to me it feels like a natural extension of my hands) but that doesn't mean Odin 2 is bad. It’s a great couch machine or hotel companion, but just riding a bus or similar, the Odin 2 may be a better bet Ico, Ape Escape 3, Virtua Fighter 4, Fist of the North Star, Katamari Damacy, Mister Mosquito, Silent Hill 2, The Thing, Klonoa 2, TimeSplitters, Odin Sphere, R-Type Final, Burnout 3 Reply reply RP4 Pro vs Steam deck vs AYN Odin 2 . Obviously the Deck would be Steam Deck OLED Available Now! Make Your OLED Dreams Come True! Odin's sphere, Dragon's Crown. Odin's battery life is insane compared to my OG LCD Steam Deck. Odin Sphere and Shadow of the Colossus are two games that I can't believe were released for that generation. PC specs: 13700k, rtx 3080ti, 32gb ddr4 ram. Yes, they make Sometimes opening the settings on an emulator on the steam deck is a nightmare. So if you don't own a gaming PC already, Steam Deck would be the better buy for you. I am considering a Steam Deck for a lot of reasons, but I wanted to check some things in advance to mull over and to manage my expectations. Old. This isn't a problem with the steam deck. 99 The Vagrant Cosplay Album Sep 21, 2018 -50% $1. Or check it out in the app stores Odin Sphere is an action role-playing game developed by Vanillaware for the PlayStation 2 and was released in 2007. Q Welcome to Destiny Reddit! This sub is for discussing Hi guys, I'm completely torn between getting the Odin 2 or a Steam Deck. I'm preferring to use the odin pro for most of my emulators. I did have one minor (major? The fix was minor) issue where I was getting seconds per frame but tweaking the number of threads the game could use down made it run like melted butter. 99 Dec 17, 2021 -15% PS remote play doesn't recognize the steam deck or rog ally buttons so you have to get chiaki for the ally or chiaki4deck for the steam deck. They each have their place. Do you think the Deck will stack with Dyson Sphere? Reddit iOS Reddit Android Reddit Premium About Reddit Advertise Blog Careers Press. The best value handhelds for their price ranges are probably the Retroid Pocket 2+, the AYN Odin, and the Steam Deck. I charge my Odin like once a week. I know this is an Odin Reddit but I’ve been going back and forth with myself over getting the Odin 2 (well, funding it on IndieGoGo anyways) or just grabbing a Steam Deck. I have both right now and since I got the Odin 2, my steam deck is collecting dust, I’m probably going to sell it. Share Add a Comment. It could be as simple as mapping Escape to one of the back. Steam The Official subreddit for Dyson Sphere Program, a sci-fi management game by Youthcat Games and Gamera Game. If I really need a powerful device when I'm traveling, I might as well go to the extent of carrying my laptop with its bag if I'm willing to lug around something like the Steam Deck. I got the Legion go on a trade that i did. Played about 40 minutes so far. 99 $0. The Steam Deck is a big chunky piece of hardware, using linux and simply being a more portable and gaming concentrated version of an laptop. But yes, the 15W limit can be pretty challenging for any dev trying to optimize for the steam deck. Can confirm, steam deck is HUGE. does anyone Steam Deck screen is 720P but it looks great. When I run the game it print the message: failed start games for windows. The weight and size feel fine to me, but I have pretty big hands. Expand user menu Open settings menu. While I'm not a hardcore gamer, my primary interest lies in playing emulated PS2 games, along with a few Switch titles and PC games such as Hogwarts Legacy, Supreme Ruler 2030, GTA V, Elder Scrolls Oblivion, and Pro However, the new steam deck oled has made me hesitate. The game plays swell, 60fps at 800p no issue. Here you can post about old obscure handhelds, but also about new portables that you discover. A community-contributed subreddit for View community ranking In the Top 1% of largest communities on Reddit Steam Deck Performance since latest update Has it been like really poor for anyone else? Waited several days for caches to load and download. The Odin 2 has one key advantage when it comes to Switch emulation, well it will have it eventually, the Odin 2 is an ARM device. Or at least I hope you wouldn’t! The Odin Pro isn’t as powerful as the Steam Deck. Terms & Policies Steam deck will support both - either Proton on Linux, or Windows install if But Odin 2 Base starts at $299 and Steam Deck 64GB can be found for not much more, and they're both excellent for what they offer. Steam Deck is 420 euros. After additional fees, taxes, customs etc. It has a leg up on the Deck in certain regards, like crazy good battery life and a higher resolution screen. I have a pretty decent laptop I use for gaming. I mean, don’t get me wrong as I am glad that I own a PS5 so that I can experience games like 13 Sentinels and Unicorn Overlord, but sometimes I feel bad for the PC only users as while I Also 3DS and Wii aren't perfect on Odin, if you want to play absolute most of 3DS, Wii and PS2, you want an actual PC, so Loki Max/Steam Deck. Steam Deck . Only go with the steam deck if you only stream gamepass games and have great WiFi speeds since you'll have to use a Internet browser to stream since gamepass isn't available on Linux and also go with the steam deck OLED for the Odin Sphere returns in a beautiful package sure to bring glee to even the most jaded among us. I've pre-ordered the Legion Go and also placed my contribution for the Odin 2 Max. It’s not making me want to toss my Odin 2 Pro - I really do use the Deck more for modern games rather than retro gaming - but it DOES mean that I will not buy a new “premium” handheld anymore if it doesn’t come with an . Both can run any retro game at each of their full resolutions. Open comment sort options. my subreddits The Steam Deck is a PC with no real limitations, all Emus PS3, Xbox up to the Switch which the Odin can't run will work on the deck. Best. Since Vita3k installs the game files on the internal storage, I try to keep the vita library as small as possible.
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