This is the D6 generation. Dice are our vice.

Creating not too horrible content since 2008.

Are you crazy?

That's like 400 hours of gamer nonsense.

Oh, I think we're well past that. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening. Welcome to Raph Granger's the Hollywood

Minute. I'm Rave Hollywood Granger, firing out to you another D6G PIP. Today's topic is

the Steam deck. So, for those of you that may not know, Valve Corporation that runs and

operates Steam, the video game, I don't know, warehouser, where you can go online to Steam and

upload and download tons of different PC-style games, created something they call the Steam

deck, which is a handheld portable device, and it was advertised to be able to take your games from Steam, your PC, and play them in a

portable format, much like Game Boy or a Switch or something like that. This is all my language.

I'm not reading off of any advertisements or anything. It's just how I understand it.

And I'm going to do a little review on it.

And I have to say, I'm going to start with my assessment right off the bat.

I give this thing five and a half stars out of five.

This is a 6 plus plus on a D6 rating system so it's awesome I cannot tell you how happy I am with this device it exceeds all of my expectation it works as advertised it works as it

I believed it to work inside my brain when I ordered it and I really think they're

on to something here and I'm going to go over all the features that I like about it. So first some

details. I went ahead and I bought the 512 gigabyte version. A total cost was 650 bucks and when I had

purchased it, it was you had to reserve it.

So I reserved it about six months ago.

Again, Ryan, the tech guy, he said, hey, you're going to want one of these.

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