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Valve expects to sell millions of units July 16, 2021, 15:49 What just happened? Yesterday, Valve revealed the Steam Deck, its first handheld gaming device. Though it has the appearance of a dedicated console like the Nintendo Switch, the Deck is a full-blown PC inside, with all the benefits that come with that. The concept is so good that even Tim Sweeney (CEO of key Valve competitor Epic) took to Twitter to praise the device, calling it an "amazing move." It might seem strange for Sweeney to bother discussing a competitor's new products at all. Surely he's just lending...

"The most powerful, full-featured gaming handheld in the world." Updated on 15 July 2021 Valve has revealed Steam Deck, its handheld PC shaped like a Nintendo Switch with a 7" screen. The device will ship this December priced at £349/$399 with 64GB storage, with increased storage options available for £459/$529 (250GB SSD) and £569/$649 (512GB SSD). Steam Deck features two analogue sticks, two touch pads, analogue triggers, ABXY face buttons, four rear buttons, and gyro controls. Introducing Steam Deck: powerful, portable PC gaming starting at 9. Des...

Chris Burns - Jul 15, 2021, 2:49pm CDT Today we’re looking at the Valve Steam Deck, a gaming machine with built-in game controls that runs SteamOS. This device’s industrial design owes to several machines that’ve found some measure of success in the past – the Sega Game Gear, Razer Project Fiona, and the most obviously similar recent powerhouse of a device like this: Nintendo Switch. But might this be a device that’s too idyllic to make it to gamer hands in the real world? 5. Could this be the one that sticks? If you take a peek at Razer’s Project Fiona, you’l...

Valve’s Steam Controller has been discontinued for quite some time now, but it popped back up in headlines earlier this year when a judge ruled that Valve had committed patent infringement with the controller’s design, ordering Valve to pay $4 million to custom gamepad company, SCUF. Valve tried to request a new trial to get the ruling reversed, but this request has since been denied.  SCUF, a well-known custom controller company that was acquired by CORSAIR in 2019, has won a legal case against Valve. SCUF argued that the back paddle buttons on the Steam Controller violated one of its p...

Valve, best known for the PC digital gaming platform Steam and games like Half-Life, and Portal, according to [...]