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Disney’s Ingenious Use of Steam Decks to Bring Star Wars Droids to Life

Disney Uses Steam Decks to Control Star Wars Droids at Galaxy’s Edge

In a fascinating blend of technology and entertainment, Disney has adopted Valve’s Steam Deck, the leading handheld gaming PC, as the primary controller for its Star Wars droids. This innovative use of the Steam Deck was first spotted in October 2023, through a candid video clip showing cast members maneuvering droids with the device. Now, these droids are set to charm visitors once again at Disneyland Park, Florida, during the Season of the Force event, showcasing the versatility of the Steam Deck beyond its gaming capabilities. The Steam Deck: Beyond Gaming The Steam Deck’s Linux-based operating system and its adaptability have allowed it to find applications well outside the realm of gaming, reminiscent of the initial excitement surrounding the Microsoft Kinect. This transition from a gaming console to a multifunctional device underscores the Steam Deck’s potential in various industries, including themed entertainment. Visitors to Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland Park will…

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100 Euro Steam Cards: The Best Gifts for Any Holiday

100 Euro Steam Cards: The Best Gifts for Any Holiday

Console games develop logic and strategic thinking and distract from bad thoughts. That’s why people all over the world love them so much. If you are giving a gift to yourself or friends, 100 euro Steam cards are a great choice. For 100 euro Steam cards, you can afford to pump game worlds in a variety of ways. By the way, XBOX Gift cards work the same; they are just intended exclusively for the branded console from Microsoft. How do 20, 50, or 100 euro Steam cards work? 100 euro Steam cards are physical cards or digital codes that you need to enter into your Steam profile. The corresponding amount appears in the Steam wallet as if you just topped up the account. Immediately after activating the code, you can use the received money as you wish. 100 euro Steam cards are the amount for which you can afford many…

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SWTOR Jedi and Sith Bundles on Steam

You can now get SWTOR Jedi and Sith bundles on Steam and they’re at a surprisingly low price so they won’t break the bank. This comes right after SWTOR was released on Steam, which has me SUPER excited because I play 90% of my games on Steam and I love having everything on one place (I have a library of over 500 games, including all the Star Wars games released to the platform). Anyway, now you can also get the Jedi and Sith Bundles for added content and experience. Here’s what you get with each of these bundles. Jedi Bundle: The Valiant Armor Set The Advanced Cloud Blue Eviscerating Crystal The Tempted Apprentice Saber Deluxe Jedi Bundle: The Valiant Jedi Armor Set The Sanctified Caretaker Armor Set The Tempted Apprentice’s dualsaber The Tempted Apprentice’s lightsaber The Blademaster’s lightsaber The Advanced Derelict-Purple Eviscerating Crystal The Advanced Cloud Blue Eviscerating Crystal The…

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EA Games and EA Access Coming to Steam with Launch of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

In a bit of a surprise announcement, Electronic Arts recently stated that all of the publisher’s games and it’s EA Access subscription service will be making an appearance on Steam. It all begins with the launch of the long-awaited Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order which is slated to release on November 15th, 2019. In the months following the release of Fallen Order more and more of EA’s titles will be added to Steam. It’ll be a slow and steady process, but, eventually, even the likes of mega-hits such as Apex Legends and Battlefield 5 will be available for download via Steam’s service. In addition to individual games being added we’ll also see EA Access made available via Steam. This is currently tentatively set to start sometime in the Spring of 2020. EA Access is a subscription service that gives players the ability to play a plethora of titles for one,…

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Valve fixes Steam overlay to work with SWTOR

Steam overlay (shift+tab) will now work with swtor without workarounds. If you’re not familiar with Steam overlay, it allows you to use an “overlay” within games (they don’t need to be games bought in Steam either) so that you can use a browser, chat with friends, take screenshots, and more. This is very handy especially for people without multiple monitors. So when you’re in a game which you “linked” with steam, you can press shift+tab to bring up the overlay, which renders “over” the game. This is oftentimes a quicker alternative to straight up alt+tabbing (if what you want to do is possible within the overlay). As far as I know, steam overlay wouldn’t work with swtor before without workarounds. One would add it to their steam library (as a non-steam game), then when they started it Steam would “lose track of it,” such that Steam overlay (Shift+Tab) wouldn’t work….

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Jedi Knight Collection on Steam for $4.99!

Every so often, usually on weekends, Steam gives us an awesome sale on some of the games we love the most. I’ve picked up so many great games for $5 or less on Steam over the years. It’s a fantastic way to build your video game collection. This weekend for one day only, the Jedi Knight Collection will be only $4.99 on Steam. This is an amazing steal for everything you get! If you miss this sale, don’t worry because you can still get the package deal for only $19.99 which saves you more than $12 on all of these great games. The Jedi Knight Collection on Steam includes: Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy Star Wars Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith Star Wars: Dark Forces

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