The Steam Deck is a Linux-based handheld gaming PC that runs Windows games in the same way that a Nintendo Switch does, and it's really good at it — when it works. However, we had a lot of difficulties with the half-baked console, and we don't review gadgets based on promises! Here's why Sean Hollister compares it to the original Game Boy rather than the Nintendo Switch, and why he thinks it's transformative despite not yet reaching its full potential.
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