FYI - If you hold "Volume Down" and press "Power" (instead of Volume Up + Power as you mentioned) you hear a chime sound and it goes directly to the boot menu, saving you the step of having to choose the Boot Menu from Bios Menu.
Ya'll, my steam deck arrives Wednesday!!! Oh my gawd, what do ya know, what do you say!? Im bringing with me to work everyday cuz I got alot of downtime in my truck when getting unloaded and stuff. If I want to get online away feom home, how do I do that? Is there wifi I can buy to use for the deck on the go? Can I use my Verizon mobile hotspot? How does that work? Most games I like I can play offline so it's not a big deal if I can't get online away from home but would be nice to know.
A setup video would be awesome! I think this is exactly what I was looking for. A simple way to insert 1 sd card and have my emulators, swap it for my pc games. Thank you!
@@pvtcohen And I applaud/thank them for the effort. These developers do this for the love of gaming. But I never cared for having every game show up individually in my library, or the configuring, etc. But what ETA showed, this is exactly what I was looking for, a self-contained "app" that has everything.
This is great. I saw this emulation interface on another system 1‐2 years ago and thought that it was kind of neat yet I was broke and couldn't justify buying a separate 3rd party console just for this alone but the steam deck being able use both steam os and this in one complete package gives me even more incentive to buy a deck soon. 😁
I don't own a high end smartphone and I'm able to play some ps2 and switch games. But a pc like the steam deck is going to be better all times anyways.
@@krakenbeats9932 I'm just making the point that with the rate of Moore's law, we will have a cheaper device in the near future that can emulate these hard to run games at the same performance as the steam deck. And with the rise of popularity in these handheld gaming PCs, we will see other devices that are cheaper in the future.
Yes.. I would love to see a full tutorial on this. I've been waiting on this and just got my SD 2 weeks ago and with my new 1tb card just arriving today I'm ready to game. Thanks for the video!
Why on earth would you want to? Yuzu already chews through battery & harder to emulate games require all the performance they can get. Why would you want an extra resource running in the background lol? All your going to gain are fps drops & faster drain.
@@johnfrankster3244 It's not like it'd be using resources all the time just having it installed. Maybe could play those emulators when close to an outlet or something.
@@johnfrankster3244 _Why on earth would you want to?_ That's a seriously idiotic question. I might just as well ask why anyone would want to install Batoceta at all just to play shitty, decades-old, crap games.
Set up video would be great, but as someone who hasn't gotten their deck yet and haven't been able to experiment, I'd love to see a comparison video between Batocera and Emu Deck, if the differences are at all significant in your opinion.
Batocera is a full OS that runs the emulators. EmuDeck is just a script that installs the emulators from Discover on the Deck and configures them to make setting them up a bit easier.
@@LordBrizz RIGHT but, is there any performance boost using Batocera on the Deck vs EmuDeck? I've got EmuDeck setup and it runs great but, some, for example, higher end PS3 games don't play it at all very well, IF this made a boost when some of these harder to run games could run, then it would be worth the change. I get the appeal but, with EmuDeck, there is no reboot, I can switch from a Steam Game and start playing Switch games with no reboot in-between.
@@ETAPRIME could you do a video on how to setup a really good theme, attract videos and setting up controllers for specific games and systems please.. your videos are really easy to follow and I have no doubt it would be a very easy step by step video.. Also could you do a top 30 games emulator video live.. would be awesome to talk to you in person and a live stream would be cool
My 2nd 512 in on the way too, my first one is 256 I liked it so much decided to get another 512 😋, when did you preorder yours? I preordered my 2nd 2 weeks ago and already got email today.
I just graduated nursing school in May and finally passed my state board exam three weeks ago. I can’t think of a better way to reward myself than to finally grab me a steam deck!
@@erik9358 Not yet. Coincidentally I just reserved one a few moments ago. Lol Had to make sure if they surprise me with a confirmation the funds are already ready to go
@@erik9358 Did you ever get yours? Mines came today. Haven’t played anything yet though cause my car pretty much died so I spent most of the day trying to get another one 😫
I got this running on my SteamDeck this week and so far everything I've thrown at it has played great. Russ over at Retro Game Corps has a Batocera install video I followed. All you do is flash the microsd, then boot it up on your Steam Deck. Copy over your bios and roms through the file manager in Batocera. It took me maybe an hr to get running and it was my first time setting up Batocera.
@@Cub__ to build an sd card he would need a foundry yes. although that would be a ton of work for one sd card. maybe just go to walmart and buy one for now.
thanks a lot ETA PRIME for your videos. i'm currently working on the next beta for the steamdeck (about screen rotation/automatic switches for jack/hdmi/kodi joystick fixes). it is named beta, but it is very stable in fact, while it is done at the same time than the 35 release. note that guns are working too on the steamdeck (sindengun, wiimote with calibration, etc (we've a very detailed wiki)). Don't hesitate to ask if you need more information. Don't hesitate to make a video about the guns, batocera is the only system that supports sinden guns out of the box, and wiimote calibration, and in multiplaers guns games of course ;-)
I'd say a good video to make would be an EmuDeck vs Batocera comparison video, for those people like me who can't decide which one to use after seeing this video.
Batocera is amazing and this is a really great alternative, but I think I'm going to stick to EmuDeck because I can have both retro games and Steam games on the same SD card, so no need to swap my SD card in and out, causing wear and tear of the mechanism in the slot, and no need to go into a boot menu.
I agree! Personally would only use batocera on the steam deck if it was way better on performance, otherwise I would just keep everything on one OS using emudeck
I also agree. If there is a noticeable performance bump I’ll consider it as it looks very cool. Though that added layer of friction to reboot etc just puts me off slightly, compared to emudeck
I’d love to see a performance comparison of SteamOS vs Batocera on certain emulators. I’m seeing some 3DS games for example, like Link Between Worlds, that are struggling on Citra in SteamOS. Curious to know if they’re better or worse in Batocera.
They'd probably perform better in SteamOS since you have easy access to the powertools plugin. With many of those emulators, you actually get better performance by disabling threads or disabling SMT (which disables odd numbered threads, which should in theory work better than just disabling them with the slider. Outside of that, the bottlenecks would be hardware and not software since SteamOS doesn't have a high overhead. Both SteamOS and Batocera run on Linux so out of the box they would probably run about the same.
@@AlbedoAtoned I've successfully done that with Dolphin and certain Wii games, although I haven't tried it with Citra. I can give it a shot. Thanks for the idea.
Would be dumb af, steam OS gaming mode has powertools, performance overlays, battery & fps limiter… gaming mode improves performance. Batocera is a pretty backend that will either drain battery faster or damage performance or both, depending on how hard the game is to emulate.
yeah I am curious - I don't really see the purpose outside of someone having a personal preference in having a full boot since it seems to be working well for me with emudeck>emulationstation in steam OS
Got mine this week and already had a sd card prepared for it. It runs so good! I have been playing Burnout 3 and it's like a dream come true! Nice to see Valve producing more units, my reservation was done in july.
Its not worth it in general. Unless the only thing your care about is the aesthetic look batocera provides. Running games in gaming mode improves performance, batocera if anything removes performance & adds extra resources the deck needs to run in the background, that will just drain battery faster. Why I consider the title of this video “massive emulation upgrade” a fking joke.
I just received my Steam Deck a few days ago, with emulation being one of the main things I want to do on it. This Batocera environment looks really nice, so a full tutorial on it would be great!
This is really exciting, Just got my steam deck notification and made my purchase yesterday! I'd be very curious to see some sort of battery performance comparison between this and emulating through steamOS. (I know each system will be diff) curious if steamOS's power management is better or the lighter OS
Yes, I love Batocera. I just got my steam deck today and I am almost done configuring my image. It runs everything almost flawlessly and I am really impressed with the performance.
Definitely a set up guide please. Retro gamers who have launchbox on PC need the front end content on this new console sorted especially to integrate on a docking system as well as Steam OS and other windows games!
Looks nice, but the fluid merging of emudeck and the Steam library is unbeatable. The deck has changed my gaming habits. I never thought I would be satisfied with SteamOS. Windows had a good run as the king of emulation platforms, but Valve knocked it out of the park with this OS!
as a commodore nut, I was thrilled to see C64 work well on the steam deck batocera build. I would love to see a tutorial on setting up C128 and Amiga 500 games on the steam deck batocera build. getting kickstart errors when I drop roms into the amiga 500 folder and also C128 seems to not work at least with the 2 I tired so far. loads up but screen garbled.
Definitely would like a video tutorial on ground up setup. I am fairly tech savvy and could probably work it out, but a video tutorial would be a great start as there are always little config or workaround issues that need to be configured along the way and I would assume you have done all that as you have a working build to boot into :)
Been waiting on this one! Would definitely love a detailed video by you on how to set this up on the steam deck! Thanks again for these great updates and videos!
I like Batocera on my old desktop PC, and I already have a Steam Deck, but what I don't have is the knowledge to set stuff like this up on my own, so yes please on the setup guide! 🙂
This is great. My nephew is getting a steam deck for Christmas and he LOVES playing batocera on my raspberry pi. I’ll have to make him an sd card for his stocking.
Definitely want to see a full tutorial on setting this up. I’ve just finished setting up emu deck and steam rom manager is so frustrating with scraping the right images if it even finds anything at all. I love having a more animation heavy front end like what I had with Launchbox on PC and emu deck just isn’t it so far. This seems much more up my alley.
Tutorial please :) Thanks for sharing your experience! Got ready on my Windows10 MicroSD card with some classics like Command and Conquer Tiberian Sun, Red Alert II, Renegade, Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines, Diablo II LOD classic, WoW private server with bots Wrath of the Lich King, and much more. Now on to the next project 😄
Man! you got me with that front part is that a sticker? or a plate either way cool for a second I thought you had your steam deck bare open I had to do a double take and blink to see it wasn't lol
Hi there, just wanted to point out that in the Wii and PS2 segments, the title for the segment said "EMulation" with a capital M. Just thought I should point that out, awesome video though!
If you're going to be doing a dual boot setup on the Deck then I would prefer an auto menu section while booting up. Having to always remember to physically hold those buttons each time will be annoying fast.
That is possible, but currently a little involved to set up. Valve are going to officially support dual booting once SteamOS 3 gets a general PC release though
Yes, a tutorial would be great. I really don’t know anything about the setting up of all this emulators, how to select specific options to improve the performance of each game, so, a tutorial explaining all of that would be amazing.
Honestly with EmuDeck installing all the emulators you need in one shot and configuring all the emulator for the deck and even making the hotkeys across all of them consistent, I don't know if this is worth the trouble. Plus you can still tweak the settings to your liking if you want. You can also make just the emulators show up in steam or each game. Edit: Plus you retain the Steam Deck functions.
Tweaking all the settings in emu deck is a pain though. Many / most important settings in batocera are accessible from the emulation station menus unlock emu deck’s implementation. (Unless it has recently changed)
@@hanspecans You don't need to tweak them though. I just did because I like having something function differently. All the settings are done for you. You just install.
i would be interested in a comparison between the 2 systems. but for sure, several things possible on batocera are not possible on emudeck ; this is why batocera was developped at system level, to be able to patch libraries or even drivers, for example to be able to use a wiimote as a joytick pad or a gun which will never be possible on emudeck. batocera is a more than 6 years system, it shares it work but several things have not yet be merged upstream like ps2 8 players on linux, etc. the es seems an old version too. now, recent system like emuelec or retrobat all uses batocera-es because it evolved a lot. it includes options, performances, themes, etc.
@@nicolas.adenis-lamarre I would like to see a comparison as well because at a emulator level, I'm pretty sure you can do what you're saying. EmuDeck isn't a single software exactly, it's a script that installs the emulators you need and configures them for you. I'm pretty sure you can sync a Wiimote to dolphin or even retroarch albeit a few more steps but you only have to do it one. You would just have to open the app and add the mapping. I would like to see a comparison in performance.
@@Madblaster6 you can probably pair to dolphin. but not to other emulators. im talking about some changes that require low level modifications. it should be hard to include them into emudeck without braking the rest of the system. on batocera for example, you can use the wiimote as a second pad for a 2nd player for any game.
Wow this is a game changer for me. It's not super well integrated into SteamOS so I mainly just played PC games on my Deck. Will definitely get this beta up and running this weekend.
Awesome video as always. Makes me want to get a steam deck even more. Can you make a video on how to get all of this setup. It would be greatly appreciated.
FYI - If you hold "Volume Down" and press "Power" (instead of Volume Up + Power as you mentioned) you hear a chime sound and it goes directly to the boot menu, saving you the step of having to choose the Boot Menu from Bios Menu.
Good tip
Thanks alot!
Must be hard to remember the different intricacies with all the devices he reviews.
@@Uppercade it's the same shortcut for a lot of devices.
Ya'll, my steam deck arrives Wednesday!!! Oh my gawd, what do ya know, what do you say!? Im bringing with me to work everyday cuz I got alot of downtime in my truck when getting unloaded and stuff. If I want to get online away feom home, how do I do that? Is there wifi I can buy to use for the deck on the go? Can I use my Verizon mobile hotspot? How does that work? Most games I like I can play offline so it's not a big deal if I can't get online away from home but would be nice to know.
A full setup for Batocera would be great! Seems like the way to go.
Retro game corp has one on his youtube channel.
Very much this.
Me too
A setup video would be awesome! I think this is exactly what I was looking for. A simple way to insert 1 sd card and have my emulators, swap it for my pc games. Thank you!
Agreed, because the Steam Rom Manager is terrible, trying to load the roms there it always freezes.
@@pvtcohen And I applaud/thank them for the effort. These developers do this for the love of gaming. But I never cared for having every game show up individually in my library, or the configuring, etc. But what ETA showed, this is exactly what I was looking for, a self-contained "app" that has everything.
This is great. I saw this emulation interface on another system 1‐2 years ago and thought that it was kind of neat yet I was broke and couldn't justify buying a separate 3rd party console just for this alone but the steam deck being able use both steam os and this in one complete package gives me even more incentive to buy a deck soon. 😁
RetroGame Corps has a great Installation guide for installing Batocera for the Steamdeck
Great video! 👍
Just the idea of having an emulation beast on the go is mind blowing on its own.
Most phones can do emulation.
I mean laptops do exist lol, still the controller feel of the deck is pretty golden.
If high end phones can run AetherSX2, I wonder how powerful average smart phones will be in 5 years?!
I don't own a high end smartphone and I'm able to play some ps2 and switch games. But a pc like the steam deck is going to be better all times anyways.
@@krakenbeats9932 I'm just making the point that with the rate of Moore's law, we will have a cheaper device in the near future that can emulate these hard to run games at the same performance as the steam deck. And with the rise of popularity in these handheld gaming PCs, we will see other devices that are cheaper in the future.
Yes.. I would love to see a full tutorial on this. I've been waiting on this and just got my SD 2 weeks ago and with my new 1tb card just arriving today I'm ready to game. Thanks for the video!
I would LOVE to see a guide in how to set this up. Also any news if RPCS3 or Yuzu can work with Batocera on the Steam Deck?
Both work well on the Steam Deck in SteamOS. I haven't tried Batocera yet though
Why on earth would you want to? Yuzu already chews through battery & harder to emulate games require all the performance they can get. Why would you want an extra resource running in the background lol? All your going to gain are fps drops & faster drain.
@@johnfrankster3244 It's not like it'd be using resources all the time just having it installed. Maybe could play those emulators when close to an outlet or something.
@@johnfrankster3244 _Why on earth would you want to?_
That's a seriously idiotic question. I might just as well ask why anyone would want to install Batoceta at all just to play shitty, decades-old, crap games.
RPCS3, Yuzu, and even some Xenia work on Batocera Steam Deck.
Definitely would like a full tutorial. Would love to swap my existing build of batocera on my pc over to my deck.
Set up video would be great, but as someone who hasn't gotten their deck yet and haven't been able to experiment, I'd love to see a comparison video between Batocera and Emu Deck, if the differences are at all significant in your opinion.
Batocera is a full OS that runs the emulators. EmuDeck is just a script that installs the emulators from Discover on the Deck and configures them to make setting them up a bit easier.
@@LordBrizz I think he might mean Emulation Station but I'm not positive. I had the same thought as you.
@@LordBrizz RIGHT but, is there any performance boost using Batocera on the Deck vs EmuDeck? I've got EmuDeck setup and it runs great but, some, for example, higher end PS3 games don't play it at all very well, IF this made a boost when some of these harder to run games could run, then it would be worth the change. I get the appeal but, with EmuDeck, there is no reboot, I can switch from a Steam Game and start playing Switch games with no reboot in-between.
@@TheCoolDave yeah but it doesnt it clutter things up having all your emulated games mixed in with pc games?
This is amazing! Couldn't have come at a better time as mine is on it's way :)
Awesome, you will love it. For sure
@@ETAPRIME Thank you buddy, I look forward to it - appreciate the reply!
@@ETAPRIME could you do a video on how to setup a really good theme, attract videos and setting up controllers for specific games and systems please.. your videos are really easy to follow and I have no doubt it would be a very easy step by step video..
Also could you do a top 30 games emulator video live.. would be awesome to talk to you in person and a live stream would be cool
My 2nd 512 in on the way too, my first one is 256 I liked it so much decided to get another 512 😋, when did you preorder yours? I preordered my 2nd 2 weeks ago and already got email today.
Already got mine and trust me it’s amazing 🤩🤩🤩🤩
ETA Prime is close to 1mil very well deserved been following him since he showed me how to put my dumped snes copies on snes classic
Yes, please! I've had my Deck for two weeks and have still never gotten an emulator to work. This old man would appreciate it immensely.
I just graduated nursing school in May and finally passed my state board exam three weeks ago. I can’t think of a better way to reward myself than to finally grab me a steam deck!
Congrats !!!!!! Did you get it ??
@@erik9358 Not yet. Coincidentally I just reserved one a few moments ago. Lol Had to make sure if they surprise me with a confirmation the funds are already ready to go
@@Bread_n_Butter. nice !!!! I ordered one 2 days ago , status says “packaged items “
@@erik9358 Awesomeness! I just placed my order about 15 minutes ago after pondering all day about it
@@erik9358 Did you ever get yours? Mines came today. Haven’t played anything yet though cause my car pretty much died so I spent most of the day trying to get another one 😫
That's a freaking awesome case on your Steam Deck.
I got this running on my SteamDeck this week and so far everything I've thrown at it has played great. Russ over at Retro Game Corps has a Batocera install video I followed. All you do is flash the microsd, then boot it up on your Steam Deck. Copy over your bios and roms through the file manager in Batocera. It took me maybe an hr to get running and it was my first time setting up Batocera.
Would love to see a step by step walk through building a Micro SD card for the Steam Deck.
First you need to get a factory in China.
@@treytavares1727 why's that? Lol
@@Cub__ to build an sd card he would need a foundry yes. although that would be a ton of work for one sd card. maybe just go to walmart and buy one for now.
Well, first you'll need a microchip factory...
thanks a lot ETA PRIME for your videos. i'm currently working on the next beta for the steamdeck (about screen rotation/automatic switches for jack/hdmi/kodi joystick fixes). it is named beta, but it is very stable in fact, while it is done at the same time than the 35 release. note that guns are working too on the steamdeck (sindengun, wiimote with calibration, etc (we've a very detailed wiki)). Don't hesitate to ask if you need more information. Don't hesitate to make a video about the guns, batocera is the only system that supports sinden guns out of the box, and wiimote calibration, and in multiplaers guns games of course ;-)
I'd say a good video to make would be an EmuDeck vs Batocera comparison video, for those people like me who can't decide which one to use after seeing this video.
Batocera is amazing and this is a really great alternative, but I think I'm going to stick to EmuDeck because I can have both retro games and Steam games on the same SD card, so no need to swap my SD card in and out, causing wear and tear of the mechanism in the slot, and no need to go into a boot menu.
I know lots of people are going to ask for the setup video, but I'd also love to see a comparison between performance using Batocera vs SteamOS
I agree! Personally would only use batocera on the steam deck if it was way better on performance, otherwise I would just keep everything on one OS using emudeck
I also agree. If there is a noticeable performance bump I’ll consider it as it looks very cool. Though that added layer of friction to reboot etc just puts me off slightly, compared to emudeck
A setup video would be nice Prime!
On it, thanks
I’d love to see a performance comparison of SteamOS vs Batocera on certain emulators. I’m seeing some 3DS games for example, like Link Between Worlds, that are struggling on Citra in SteamOS. Curious to know if they’re better or worse in Batocera.
They'd probably perform better in SteamOS since you have easy access to the powertools plugin. With many of those emulators, you actually get better performance by disabling threads or disabling SMT (which disables odd numbered threads, which should in theory work better than just disabling them with the slider. Outside of that, the bottlenecks would be hardware and not software since SteamOS doesn't have a high overhead. Both SteamOS and Batocera run on Linux so out of the box they would probably run about the same.
@@AlbedoAtoned I've successfully done that with Dolphin and certain Wii games, although I haven't tried it with Citra. I can give it a shot. Thanks for the idea.
Would be dumb af, steam OS gaming mode has powertools, performance overlays, battery & fps limiter… gaming mode improves performance.
Batocera is a pretty backend that will either drain battery faster or damage performance or both, depending on how hard the game is to emulate.
yeah I am curious - I don't really see the purpose outside of someone having a personal preference in having a full boot since it seems to be working well for me with emudeck>emulationstation in steam OS
Got mine this week and already had a sd card prepared for it. It runs so good!
I have been playing Burnout 3 and it's like a dream come true!
Nice to see Valve producing more units, my reservation was done in july.
Do you have a link to set it up?
Burnout 3 is so good on the Deck!!
Glad to see the advancement of batocera. Though I'm not sure why I'd go with this over the EmuDeck configuration...?
It's not worth it if you have emudeck.
Its not worth it in general. Unless the only thing your care about is the aesthetic look batocera provides.
Running games in gaming mode improves performance, batocera if anything removes performance & adds extra resources the deck needs to run in the background, that will just drain battery faster.
Why I consider the title of this video “massive emulation upgrade” a fking joke.
Would love a full tutorial of this video, and love to see the growth of your channel + all the Steam Deck content!!!
I just received my Steam Deck a few days ago, with emulation being one of the main things I want to do on it. This Batocera environment looks really nice, so a full tutorial on it would be great!
This is really exciting, Just got my steam deck notification and made my purchase yesterday!
I'd be very curious to see some sort of battery performance comparison between this and emulating through steamOS. (I know each system will be diff) curious if steamOS's power management is better or the lighter OS
How beautiful is this device 😍
Yes, I love Batocera. I just got my steam deck today and I am almost done configuring my image. It runs everything almost flawlessly and I am really impressed with the performance.
Good deal. Thanks for the consistency with your channel.
Just got mine last week. The hype is real, it's great. I mean if you're expectations are reasonable.
Definitely a set up guide please. Retro gamers who have launchbox on PC need the front end content on this new console sorted especially to integrate on a docking system as well as Steam OS and other windows games!
Would love to have those themes on the Emulation Station via the steam deck. They look lovely.
Me too
Just paid for mine and will totally be doing this. Thanks for the video.
Valve really blew the competition out of the water with both performance and pricing with this mini beast.
I just got my Steam Deck the other day, so a full setup tutorial on how to get this up and running would be great!
Looks nice, but the fluid merging of emudeck and the Steam library is unbeatable. The deck has changed my gaming habits. I never thought I would be satisfied with SteamOS. Windows had a good run as the king of emulation platforms, but Valve knocked it out of the park with this OS!
That is super awesome that Batocera is now running on the Steam Deck.
If you hold Volume Down + Power, it goes straight to the boot menu
Steamdeck is such a great machine not only for emulation but also to play almost any PC game quite decently, specially old ones.
as a commodore nut, I was thrilled to see C64 work well on the steam deck batocera build. I would love to see a tutorial on setting up C128 and Amiga 500 games on the steam deck batocera build. getting kickstart errors when I drop roms into the amiga 500 folder and also C128 seems to not work at least with the 2 I tired so far. loads up but screen garbled.
No one ever talks about saturn emulation. Some truly wonderful RPG's on that system.
Being new to this, I'd appreciate a setup vid in the future. Thanks!
I mean, that's cool but what benefits would this have over Emudeck?
Other than UI and not being able to access team Deck functions it's not worth it.
This is really a great video. I think a full walk through and setup for Batocera would be great for many of us. I know I would truly appreciate it.
Def interested in a setup vid! Great content btw man 👍🏿
I was waiting for this!! 😍😍😍😍
Damn! ETA has been on his Deck so much that he wounded his thumb!
Yes, it would be awesome to see a setup guide for Batocera emulator on Steam Deck using a windows pc
check my comment above
That's why the steam Deck is so cool, you can put other OS' on there besides Windows depending on your use case. Such a great device, I love mine.
Definitely would like a video tutorial on ground up setup. I am fairly tech savvy and could probably work it out, but a video tutorial would be a great start as there are always little config or workaround issues that need to be configured along the way and I would assume you have done all that as you have a working build to boot into :)
Yes, exciting ! 😄
Edit ... no Tutorial not needed we have Retro Game Corps for that 😅
Hell yeah :-)
Been waiting on this one! Would definitely love a detailed video by you on how to set this up on the steam deck! Thanks again for these great updates and videos!
This is so exciting! I was just given the go to place my order and now I get to wait. Thanks for the video.
I would love to have a full install video as I am learning how to emulate not just on my SD but period. Thanks for the helpful videos!
I've been running Batocera too on my Steam Deck! Totally love it!
I like Batocera on my old desktop PC, and I already have a Steam Deck, but what I don't have is the knowledge to set stuff like this up on my own, so yes please on the setup guide! 🙂
This is great. My nephew is getting a steam deck for Christmas and he LOVES playing batocera on my raspberry pi. I’ll have to make him an sd card for his stocking.
@7:35 YES PLEASE! I would love to see that full video. APlease
Definitely want to see a full tutorial on setting this up. I’ve just finished setting up emu deck and steam rom manager is so frustrating with scraping the right images if it even finds anything at all.
I love having a more animation heavy front end like what I had with Launchbox on PC and emu deck just isn’t it so far. This seems much more up my alley.
Yes sir please a full setup tutorial will be amazing. Keep up the great work.
0:31 Why'd you have to do Banjo and Kazooie like that 🤣
I need an sd card with all this already installed man! Would be dope
Very interested in Batocerea tut. Thanks for the great vid :)
Tutorial please :) Thanks for sharing your experience! Got ready on my Windows10 MicroSD card with some classics like Command and Conquer Tiberian Sun, Red Alert II, Renegade, Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines, Diablo II LOD classic, WoW private server with bots Wrath of the Lich King, and much more. Now on to the next project 😄
Man, for 399 and a cheap sd card you get pretty much all emulation you want and on the go 😁
A Batocera guide would be great.. I always worry about bricking expensive tech
love that clear case look eta looks awesome!!
Man! you got me with that front part is that a sticker? or a plate either way cool for a second I thought you had your steam deck bare open I had to do a double take and blink to see it wasn't lol
Got my 512 GB Version about 3 days ago and I love it crazy much. One of the coolest piece of tech so far
Please do a intructional video! I need this in my life and you're my favourite to watch.
Batocera setup guide please! This is an amazing piece of tech to have
Definitely want a setup guide! Awesome video!
I just threw some directions in the comments above.
Yes, I would love to see a how to video on setting everything up! Thanks for sharing about this emulator! Looks very promising
Would love a full video tutorial on the setup :)
Finally got a Steam Deck. I’d really like to see a walkthrough of how to set up Batocera. Huge thanks!!
My steamdeck is coming next week and I am so pumped!
Most definitely wanting a full tutorial!!
Super excited to try this out, tracking says my deck should arrive today!
Hell yeah I want a tutorial. Getting my Steam Deck next week!
Same here.
Hi there, just wanted to point out that in the Wii and PS2 segments, the title for the segment said "EMulation" with a capital M. Just thought I should point that out, awesome video though!
If you're going to be doing a dual boot setup on the Deck then I would prefer an auto menu section while booting up. Having to always remember to physically hold those buttons each time will be annoying fast.
That is possible, but currently a little involved to set up. Valve are going to officially support dual booting once SteamOS 3 gets a general PC release though
Would definitely love to see a setup video!
Is nobody gonna talk about how rad the clear case is?
Is that a Thumb of a Pro Gamer? 😆
Such a gamer, he even plays injured.
Yes, a tutorial would be great. I really don’t know anything about the setting up of all this emulators, how to select specific options to improve the performance of each game, so, a tutorial explaining all of that would be amazing.
Honestly with EmuDeck installing all the emulators you need in one shot and configuring all the emulator for the deck and even making the hotkeys across all of them consistent, I don't know if this is worth the trouble. Plus you can still tweak the settings to your liking if you want. You can also make just the emulators show up in steam or each game.
Edit: Plus you retain the Steam Deck functions.
Tweaking all the settings in emu deck is a pain though. Many / most important settings in batocera are accessible from the emulation station menus unlock emu deck’s implementation. (Unless it has recently changed)
@@hanspecans You don't need to tweak them though. I just did because I like having something function differently. All the settings are done for you. You just install.
i would be interested in a comparison between the 2 systems. but for sure, several things possible on batocera are not possible on emudeck ; this is why batocera was developped at system level, to be able to patch libraries or even drivers, for example to be able to use a wiimote as a joytick pad or a gun which will never be possible on emudeck. batocera is a more than 6 years system, it shares it work but several things have not yet be merged upstream like ps2 8 players on linux, etc. the es seems an old version too. now, recent system like emuelec or retrobat all uses batocera-es because it evolved a lot. it includes options, performances, themes, etc.
@@nicolas.adenis-lamarre I would like to see a comparison as well because at a emulator level, I'm pretty sure you can do what you're saying. EmuDeck isn't a single software exactly, it's a script that installs the emulators you need and configures them for you. I'm pretty sure you can sync a Wiimote to dolphin or even retroarch albeit a few more steps but you only have to do it one. You would just have to open the app and add the mapping. I would like to see a comparison in performance.
@@Madblaster6 you can probably pair to dolphin. but not to other emulators. im talking about some changes that require low level modifications. it should be hard to include them into emudeck without braking the rest of the system. on batocera for example, you can use the wiimote as a second pad for a 2nd player for any game.
Strong.
Very strong.
Thanks prime.
Fridays had a pattern . . . mini PCs . . . sort of. Lookin' fwd to more mini PCs or any other vids from you.
I'd like that tutorial video 😎 haven't got my deck yet but I plan on putting in the reservation at the end of this week.
Yes full tutorial please! Keep up the good work.
Love this! Please do a full tutorial. Would definitely watch. Great stuff as always ETA!
Would love the setup! I've got some friends that would benefit from it greatly, and it'd save me time from having to help them haha
Thats awesome. Keep up the good work mate. many of us need your knowledge
Wow this is a game changer for me. It's not super well integrated into SteamOS so I mainly just played PC games on my Deck. Will definitely get this beta up and running this weekend.
YES PLEASE DO THAT TUTORIAL. SORRY FOR THE CAPS LOCK. I AM EXCITED. THATS ALL.
Yes tutorial please! Also if you could cover how to remove the previous emulation non dual boot set up that would be great lol
man i love your clear skin with the rugged look ❤❤👌
ETA Prime, Bless Us All with a how to setup Batocera on the Steam deck. Thank You in advance ! 👊
Awesome video as always. Makes me want to get a steam deck even more. Can you make a video on how to get all of this setup. It would be greatly appreciated.
Great video! I just got my steam deck and I would love to see a full setup with batocera on steam deck... Many thanks!