Valve's latest update for the Steam Deck has introduced a number of bug fixes for the handheld PC gaming system, as well as an option to increase the length of a boot-up animation. If you don't ...

Steam Deck custom boot animations require a .webm video, preferably one similar in resolution to the Deck’s 1280x800 screen. If it isn’t already, rename the file “ deck_startup.webm ”.

A new animation is expected to cut the Xbox Series X boot time by 5 seconds. Learn more. The new Xbox Series X update will help provide gamers with a faster booting time of 5 seconds less.

The tutorial uses Steam Deck start-up animations that have been created by GitHub user “kageurufu” who has created boot animations from the following consoles, dreamcast, ps1, ps2, ps4, switch ...

Can confirm - worked with @harrisonhoffman and @jakerose27 to create a shorter boot up animation (~4s) from the original boot up animation (~9s), helping to reduce the overall startup time.

Can confirm – worked with @harrisonhoffman and @jakerose27 to create a shorter boot up animation (~4s) from the original boot up animation (~9s), helping to reduce the overall startup time.

Microsoft Improves Xbox Series X/S Boot Time – Energy Saving in Mind! The new reduced boot-time animation was applied by a new update that rolled out for both the Xbox Series X and S last Friday.

Usually, an Xbox Series X|S will need around 9 seconds to go through this animation, but this has been cut down drastically. The total boot time is now around 15 seconds.

Josh Munsee, director of Xbox integrated marketing, tweeted on Friday that the company has improved the boot-up time. Munsee says that Microsoft did this by creating a shorter boot up animation.

Microsoft confirmed on Saturday that its Xbox Series X and Series S consoles will now boot faster thanks to a speedier startup animation. The changes improve boot times by 5 seconds.

Microsoft was able to speed up the boot sequence and create a shorter bootup animation. Xbox testers noticed a faster bootup time recently, and Microsoft confirmed the changes on Friday.

As reported by The Verge, the latest Xbox Insider build of the Xbox dashboard had the boot animation on screen for approximately five seconds, compared to 10 seconds for the old cold boot startup.