Steam Deck celebrates its 1st anniversary with custom startup movies and a discount



The Steam Deck got its first year anniversary on February 25th, and while that date has passed already, Steam didn't forget the momentous occasion. Steam released a special post on March 16th which goes into specific details about the anniversary.

To celebrate and commemorate this, Steam is currently offering a 10% discount on Steam Deck purchases for the duration of the Spring Sale event, which will last until March 23rd, and includes all the current shipping locations in which the Steam Deck is available. Those countries without Deck shipping sadly are not included. As for the Spring Sale event, Steam created a showcase of the top 100 games played for the Deck, and several of which currently have a discount offer on them.

Not only that, but Steam has also brought another feature into the Steam Deck, in the form of a built in feature to modify the startup movie which plays when powering on the Steam Deck, and to go alongside it, the Steam team created 20 customized startup movies for the device, specially created by them for people to select from as part of the Steam Deck's anniversary.

Have you been one of those lucky people to get a Steam Deck during its first year? How has the Steam Deck changed the way you play your games?

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If you think a business decision compared to consumer relations and services are the same thing, you're beyond reasoning. Or an american just making a sarcastic and pointless comment not aware of your innate stupidity.
If you think Apple's devices aren't all completely overpriced for what you get, you must be a person with more money than common sense. Or a European who tries to feel taller so he can look down on Americans, despite attending our universities and buying our products.
 

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If you think Apple's devices aren't all completely overpriced for what you get, you must be a person with more money than common sense. Or a European who tries to feel taller so he can look down on Americans, despite attending our universities and buying our products.
There are 44 cpuntries in Europe. Not counting the EU, which is a different thing. I am British, and I don't like being called European. Get it right.
 

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There are 44 cpuntries in Europe. Not counting the EU, which is a different thing. I am British, and I don't like being called European. Get it right.
Thanks for proving my point though. Last I checked the entirety of Great Britain is located within the European continent. And you misspelled 'countries'.
 

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