Steam Deck reaches over 16,000 playable and verified games

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Steam Deck reaches over 16,000 playable and verified games

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Another great milestone for the popular Steam Deck from Valve, which in the last day or so managed to hit over 16,000 games that have been rated as Playable and Verified.

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How much is enough?

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