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@@ -360,7 +360,9 @@ Check out the simple radial menu here: [Simple Radial Menu](../../wiki_controlle
 
 <img src="../../../wiki_icons/kennynl/flairs/flair_disabled.png" width="50">
 
-Sometimes the emulators / engines get confused on what controller is player 1 and takes the docked Steam Deck as player 1 and not the external controller.
+This issue have not only been observed on RetroDECK as a none-steam-game but even full games on that are on Steam.
+
+The issue is that sometimes the emulators / engines get confused on what controller is player 1 and takes the docked Steam Deck as player 1 and not the external controller.
 
 You can solve this by going into the Reorder Controllers interface in Steam and try switching between Player 1 and Player 2.