The new Steam Deck update will also address many bugs and new features, a list that includes the addition of streamable games to the “Ready to play” filter, support for Sony controllers DualSense Edge–includes support for remapping the back buttons–and reduces background flicker when scrolling through the home screen.
Another major update currently being released, is the final installment of the Los Santos Drug War in GTA Online. Titled The Last Dose, this update allows players to unravel a “psychedelic plot” involving Dax and the Fooliganz as they descend an “action-filled rabbit hole filled with faces.” familiar, rented gun, sabotage, kidnap, etc.
There are five new missions in The Last Dose and players can start by accepting a phone call from Dax or by visiting the Freakshop.
Everyone playing The First Dose and The Last Dose missions will receive double GTA$ and RP through March 29.
However, if you’re looking for something a little more family-friendly, check out these new additions to Nintendo Switch Online.
Slowly but surely, Nintendo continues to build out its library of classic games for members of the online service, and today the company added four more titles for subscribers, titled Kirby’s Dream Land 2 on Game Boy.
The other three games are BurgerTime Deluxe on the Game Boy, Xevious on the NES, and Side Pocket on the SNES. Just last month, Nintendo introduced Game Boy titles for Switch Online members, including Metroid II: Return of Samus, Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX, and Tetris.
Nintendo has also brought in the Game Boy Advance, but those titles are for premium Switch Online + Expansion Pass members. It’s $20 annually for a Switch Online membership, while the extended tier costs $50 annually.
The Game Boy library on Nintendo Switch Online currently has 11 titles. Nintendo has confirmed four more games are coming, including Pokemon Trading Card Game, The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages and The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons.
