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Recently, Konami released an announcement on the Castlevania Advance Collection Steam store page to say it does not work on the Steam Deck. It does. Note: personal purchase.

The statement reads: "Before purchasing this software, please be advised that it cannot be played on Steam Deck as it does not support SteamOS.". Clearly then they don't understand how Linux, SteamOS, Proton or Steam Deck works. As usual, I'm here to clear things up — as it really works just fine.

Not only does it work completely out of the box with Proton 7.0-1 on my Linux desktop, it also works perfectly on the Steam Deck (Proton 7 is the default), as I shall demonstrate in the below video:

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Checked this one out at many user requests.

Every game in the collection was tested working. Saving and loading with their in-built system also works, as does their fancy rewind feature. It even warns you with a silly screen to mention it doesn't support plugging in earphones / unplugging during gameplay. You should have seen my confused face when seeing that warning screen. That also works just fine.

I can see no reason to skip it if you were looking to buy it.

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tuubi Mar 4, 2022
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Best not attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
Now there's a quote worth saving for the future. Love it!
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Purple Library Guy Mar 4, 2022
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Best not attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
Now there's a quote worth saving for the future. Love it!
Hanlon's Razor
Yeah, it's a pretty old saying. Probably applicable in this case IMO, but in general overused--there is more malice in the world than this saying wants to allow.
tuubi Mar 4, 2022
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Best not attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
Now there's a quote worth saving for the future. Love it!
Hanlon's Razor
Yeah, it's a pretty old saying. Probably applicable in this case IMO, but in general overused--there is more malice in the world than this saying wants to allow.
Fair enough.
dlf Mar 6, 2022
Controls won't always seem to work for me (Linux mint 20.2, cinnamon, with a nintendo switch pro controller).
berarma Mar 7, 2022
Maybe we should understand
it does not support SteamOS
as "don't ask us if it doesn't work, we are not responsible of your experience with the game on steamOS"
Sure, but then how should we understand
it cannot be played on Steam Deck

The same. It seems the developers are running out of ways to say "we don't want to hear complaints from you".
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