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There were two new Steam Deck Beta Client updates that primarily include some minor fixes for the Legion Go S. There are some input issues and glyph problems for The Last of Us: Part 2 and Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, so these were both fixed. However, we also have improved support for the 8BitDo gyro, and some startup movies that were not playing correctly have been fixed.
You can download the update yourself in the System Settings on the Steam Deck. Make sure your update channel is set to Beta or Preview.
Steam Deck Beta Client 6/26/25 Update Changelog:
Steam Input
- Fixed input in Ratchet and Clank for Legion Go S
- Improved support for 8BitDo gyro on controllers with updated firmware.
Steam Deck Beta Client 6/27/25 Update Changelog:
General
- Fixed certain startup movies not playing correctly.
Steam Input
- Fix glyphs for the Legion Go S the Last of Us: Part 2
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