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Valve’s handheld Steam Deck will kill off existing Big Picture mode
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nme.comPC gaming handheld Steam Deck will mean the end of the existing ‘Big Picture mode’ on Steam, Valve has confirmed.Big Picture mode swaps the web browser-style layout of the default Steam client for a cleaner user interface emphasising larger tiles for games.
It’s designed to emulate the user interface console gamers are used to, usable with a controller, and with everything visible when sat on a couch, half a room away from the screen.Currently, PC gamers can use the optional UI when outputting to a TV screen either by directly connecting a desktop or laptop to it, when streaming over a home network, or if using one of the short-lived Steam Machine console-style gaming PCs.However, when the Steam Deck launches at the end of 2021, it will.
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