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For what has been an incredible year of sport. we had an 0lympics for what has been an incredible year of sport. we had an olympics and paralympics year so that means it is round full of 0lympians and her 0lympians. much more high profile and successful. the can is, the golden couple. 12 gold medals between them, rightly deserved or, should i say now, dame laura and sarah kenny. the golden couple are now a server and a dame and there are honours for town —— tom daly and emma reddick i knew among many others. our correspondent has all the details. after a glittering 2021, british sports sta...

Valve’s rumored portable PC gaming device codenamed ‘SteamPal’ could launch in late 2021 Valve’s Steam Controller | Photo credit: Valve / YouTube screenshot Wednesday, May 26, 2021 9:00 AM UTC Valve is reportedly taking another major shot at selling a hardware product. The hardware under development will still focus on PC games, except it is designed to be used on the go like Nintendo Switch. SteamDB creator Pavel Djundik shared his observations on the Steam client beta on Tuesday. The developer noticed that an update o...

References found in the latest Steam client beta indicate Valve is working on something called "Neptune," also known as "SteamPal." We don't know exactly what this is yet, but it appears to be a new kind of hardware — possibly a handheld console.

About a fortnight ago, Valve's CEO, Gabe Newell, took part in a Q&A in a high school in New Zealand. One of the answers that caught the attention of the games media concerned Valve and consoles. The particular query was about whether Steam would remain strictly a PC platform or whether it would be "putting any games on consoles". A fair enough question from the school student, but surprisingly it caused Newell to pause for thought, and after umming and erring, he obviously picked his words very carefully to provide an answer. The answer was quite short but left one wanting something more subs...

About a fortnight ago, Valve's CEO, Gabe Newell, took part in a Q&A in a high school in New Zealand. One of the answers that caught the attention of the games media concerned Valve and consoles. The particular query was about whether Steam would remain strictly a PC platform or whether it would be "putting any games on consoles". A fair enough question from the school student, but surprisingly it caused Newell to pause for thought, and after umming and erring, he obviously picked his words very carefully to provide an answer. The answer was quite short but left one wanting something more subs...