You still cannot order the device off Steam in Australia and I’ve been told that the only reason EB Games has even gotten inventory is because they themselves went to the effort to acquire the stock, with virtually no assistance from Valve.Ī VR headset is fine after a few years, and to my understanding while it was best in class during the launch period, the Valve Index has been surpassed in certain aspects by newer headsets in the VR space. It will see an official Australian release via EB Games, next month – on the 18th August 2021, over 2 years after it’s original release. The Valve Index, Valve’s VR headset was released on the 28th of June 2019. Well, for Australians there would be a very likely reason as to why at least some people down here would fork the money over to scalpers. Read More: eBay Is Banning The Sale Of ‘Adult Video Games’ So to be clear, even if you put down $US5 ($7) the moment pre-registrations went live on July 16, Valve can’t 100% guarantee you’ll get your device by the end of the year or even if you’ll get it at all. And while Valve claims it will do everything to “convert all reservations to orders” it does not “guarantee availability” of Steam Decks. Instead, Valve is aiming to send out purchase invitations that month to folks who pre-registered. That answer explains that these handheld PCs won’t begin shipping in December 2021.
We will make every effort to convert all reservations to orders but we are not able to guarantee availability. We are aiming to start sending order invitations by December 2021.
The most important answer can be found about halfway down the page: If we visit Valve’s FAQ page for the Steam Deck, you’ll see a bunch of useful answers about the Steam Deck hardware, release, purchase process, and more.
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