What I Learned Testing Remote Play on Deck

After reading a bunch of your suggestions to do so, I spent some time this weekend testing Remote Play on the Steam Deck so I could play some PlayStation games, well, remotely! Mostly PS4 and PS5 titles since I had some struggles with PS1 and PS2 games, but here’s a breakdown of how I set it up, what it was like streaming gameplay on my local network to the Steam Deck, and some things I learned along the way.

0:00 – Intro
0:45 – Setting up Remote Play with Chiaki
3:40 – My Experience Actually Playing Stuff
7:15 – Quirks and Observations
9:03 – Final Thoughts and Use Cases
11:12 – Outro

Also, here’s a link to an excellent Reddit thread that gives a step-by-step breakdown of this process and a direct link to the site I used to determine my PSN Account ID:

[Reddit Chiaki Guide]
https://bit.ly/3OWi4HW

[Script to Determine PSN Account ID]
https://bit.ly/3zvIN8z

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