Yeah, I think I mentioned earlier that some games were hard to navigate and I had to squint quite a bit due to the in-game font size being really small (if you played Fire Emblem: Three Houses in portable mode on Switch, you probably feel my pain!), but I think those were more the exception rather than the rule. Games having adjustable font sizes -- which a lot of PC games do -- will greatly benefit players on this.
I have FO4 and Skyrim but only have RDR2 on XB1, so I'll give those two a shot. Will report back tomorrow; if I forget, please feel free to @ me. :)
In its current state, you can only select to format the SD card from the menu, and it's kinda buggy right now. It doesn't tell you when it's done or what format it's in, which I'm sure Valve is still working on. Once it's formatted, it shows up as a separate drive and you can make it your default install location. And when I removed it from the Deck, I couldn't read it on my PC (although I probably could with one of the paid file system managers that are available). Sorry, my Linux experience is pretty limited.
You know what's funny... after using it quite a bit over the past two days, the fan seems to have gotten quieter. I don't know if it's the games I'm playing or what (maybe I unknowingly had titles running with unlocked framerates, causing the load/fan speed to increase), but I haven't noticed it nearly as much as when I first got it. So... your wife may very well sleep soundly through your gaming time!
I don't have FH4 in Steam, and I can't seem to add my Win10 Game Pass titles to my library... if there's a way, I'm sure someone will tell me. :)
