Steam Deck 2 won't be here until 2025 - or 2026 more likely
Valve has again commented on the potential launch timeframe for a sequel to the Steam Deck, and let us know it won't be happening anytime soon.
Source: tweaktown.com
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Sorry, Handheld Gamers But Valve Is Not In A Hurry To Release A Faster Steam Deck 2
A faster Steam Deck will come, one day, but it isnt going to be anytime soon.
Source: hothardware.com
Valve Says Steam Deck Successor Might Take 'A Couple of Years'
Valve needs technology to catch up before they create the next generation of Steam Deck. The handheld market is growing as more tech companies throw in a console of their own.
Source: itechpost.com
You'll have to wait a long time for a Steam Deck 2
If you're hoping to see a more powered-up version of the Steam Deck, you might need to lower your expectations for now.
Source: digitaltrends.com
Counter-Strike 2 Release Date Confirmed? Valve Drops A Giant Teaser
CS2, if launched next week, will fall just outside of the Summer window further proving Valve cannot count.
Source: hothardware.com
Cheaper ASUS ROG Ally with a non-Extreme Ryzen Z1 chip is here, but it might not be worth it
It's more affordable but the non-Extreme Ryzen Z1 chip in the entry-level ROG Ally handheld is massive step down from the Z1 Extreme.
Source: tweaktown.com
Microsoft discussed buying Nintendo, WB, and Valve, leaked document reveals
The enormous trove of court documents leaked amid Microsoft's legal battle with the FTC has disclosed yet more information about the company's internal workings. An email from...
Source: techspot.com
'Counter-Strike 2' Releases Next Week According To Valve Teaser
Counter-Strike 2 is expected to be released next week after a not-so-cryptic teaser from developer Valve on Twitter.
Source: forbes.com
Microsoft reveals its intention to buy Nintendo, but there's just one big problem
Leaked internal documents between Phil Spencer and Takeshi Numoto have revealed Microsoft's long-term plan to acquire the goliath company Nintendo.
Chris Capossela Phil Spencer Takeshi Numoto Executive Vice President Commercial Chief Marketing Officer Marketing Officer
Source: tweaktown.com
Microsoft Wants to Buyout Nintendo?: And This will be The Largest Potential Merger in Gaming History
As the gaming world reels, a leaked email discloses Microsoft's intention and board-level support for potentially purchasing Nintendo, a move that could redefine the landscape of the gaming industry., Technology & Science News, Times Now
Source: timesnownews.com