The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Analytics'. This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. Set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin, this cookie is used to record the user consent for the cookies in the 'Advertisement' category. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. In the latest preview build, they added the option to reset played time and work around the theme switching issue in 6.4.0. They also fixed a Linux compiling issue and building without SSE, which can directly affect the Deck! The latest rolling release fixed a bunch of issues including a possible crash on shut down, per-game custom aspect ratios, folder changes not applying automatically, software cursor rendering, and toggling to show GPU usage at runtime. It was primarily a fix update, didn't add any big improvements to anything that could affect the Steam Deck. This includes menu icon improvements, localization updates, some input fixes, and making sure SRAM isn't initialized without content. Retroarch had a plethora of changes in their 1.14.0 update that released last month. It also boasts overall software renderer improvements that boosts both performance and accuracy. This release also fixes some rendering issues for different games and performance improvements for others.

PPSSPP had its 1.14 update last month which fixes a buunch of bugs and hanging. This doesn't mean that they are playable, and doesn't mean all these games will run great on the Deck but it's an incredible step for the emulator. This means all PS3 games will at least boot from a black screen and show an image. While this is less of an update, it was confirmed on December 25th that there are no PS3 games that can't boot at all.

On top of that, SMAA anti-aliasing was implemented to further help visual quality and a bunch of fixes came to the kernel that took care of crashes from unallocated memory and more.Ī custom filter was also made since a recent update broke the identifier of different controllers, including the Steam Deck, which solved the issue. There were also some Vulkan API initialization tweaks and promoting different Vulkan extensions to use the core methods. The team also implemented some Vulkan improvements which will reduce the amount and size of shaders that need to be built during gameplay, which should heavily reduce shader stutters.

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