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Steam Achievement Sets: achievements just got better on Steam Deck

Steam Deck news today is all about achievements. Valve has pushed a new Steam Client Beta update to the Preview/Beta channel, and the headline feature is Steam Achievement Sets, a new way to organise, track and complete a game’s achievements. The same update also tidies up notifications, fixes memory leaks and crashes, turns the Linux […]

Steam Deck update adds new features: Big Art Mode, screensavers and more

Here’s some big Steam Deck news: Valve has just pushed a major Steam Client update to the stable channel, and it brings a lot to the handheld. Several features I’ve been testing in the beta have now made it to everyone, alongside a big round of Remote Play improvements, Steam Input changes and new Steam […]

Steam Machine controller Faceplate: One of the best we’ve tested

We’ve been hunting for a Steam Machine faceplate that does more than look good, and this one from an independent Etsy maker delivers. Instead of just covering the front of the console, it docks and charges your Steam Controller right on the machine. Docking and charging your controller The faceplate swaps onto the front of the Steam Machine […]

Is the $100 Steam Controller Worth It? My Honest Impressions and Deep Dive

Let’s be real for a second—finding the perfect gaming controller can feel like an endless quest. You want something that feels natural, doesn’t die after a single gaming session, and plays nice with your entire PC ecosystem. Recently, I’ve been putting this specific Steam Controller setup through its paces. There has been a lot of […]

Valve’s Hardware Frenzy, Linux Fluctuations, and the Latest Steam Deck Updates

It has been an absolute whirlwind of a week in the Steam ecosystem, and I have got to say, keeping up with Valve lately feels like a full-time job. From highly anticipated hardware flying off the virtual shelves to fascinating shifts in the monthly hardware surveys, there is a lot of ground to cover. Grab […]

Valve’s New Steam Controller finally has a Release Date and Confirmed Price!

Well, we called it. After months of rumors, whispers, and endless speculation in the tech community, Valve has finally pulled the curtain back on the brand-new Steam Controller. We now have official confirmation on the release date, the pricing, and a solid look at the hardware specs. Having spent a lot of time analyzing the […]

The New Steam Controller: Leaked Features, Price, and Why I Am Actually Excited

It feels like we have been waiting a lifetime for Valve to drop a proper successor to the original Steam Controller. If you are anything like me, you have probably been glued to the rumor mill, hoping for a standalone gamepad that brings the magic of the Steam Deck to our desktop setups. Well, I […]

The Future of Steam Deck: A New Steam Controller, Crimson Desert Fixes, and Better Verification

As a daily handheld PC gamer, I spend a massive chunk of my week tinkering with various devices. Whether I am optimizing power draw profiles on my ROG Ally, testing the impressive battery limits of the new Ally X, or diving into WW bios updates to squeeze out just a little more performance, there is […]

Why the Steam Machine, Steam Frame, and New Steam Controller Are Imminent

If you’ve been keeping a close eye on the gaming hardware space lately, you might have noticed a palpable shift in the air. I certainly have. For months, the rumor mill has been churning out speculations about Valve’s next major hardware leap. But recently, the evidence has shifted from vague whispers to undeniable breadcrumbs. Based […]

Latest Steam Deck Updates: Verified Games, Pragmata Performance, and Steam Controller Rumors

If there is one thing I have learned from spending countless hours tinkering with my handhelds, it is that the Steam Deck ecosystem never sleeps. Just when I think my backlog is manageable and my system is perfectly tuned, Valve drops a slew of updates, new verified games hit the store, and the rumor mill […]