While the Steam Deck console and its clones feature a sleek design that merges a screen with game controllers on either side, they can appear rather bulky, particularly with models boasting screens larger than 7 inches. To address this issue, manufacturers have looked back to the Nintendo DS clamshell style, which allows users to open and […]
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For those who don’t know, Playtron OS is a gaming-focused operating system based on Fedora Linux. Since the launch of Steam OS, many companies have been trying to produce their own OS to rival Valve’s offering. The Playtron OS development team aims to create a lightweight and secure distribution which works well with popular gaming handhelds
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A previous speculation suggested that Sony was closely monitoring the handheld console scene after the Steam Deck achieved great success. Although Sony did release the PlayStation Portal, it’s not really a direct rival to the many Windows-based consoles available today. Now, a report from Bloomberg reinforces the idea of Sony possibly re-entering the handheld gaming market.
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Microsoft appears to have finally acknowledged the competition in the gaming arena. They recently confirmed they are developing a handheld gaming device and are now working to enhance the Xbox app experience across multiple gaming platforms. An update is being rolled out for the Xbox App on Windows, introducing a new Home experience and a Compact
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Gamers in Australia have some exciting news: Valve will start selling the console in their region on November 19. As of now, it seems that pre-orders are not yet available, but this should change soon. The shipping for the consoles will commence at 10 AM AEDT on November 19. Variants and Pricing Valve is offering both
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EA has decided to end support for the Linux version of Apex Legends. This means that Steam Deck users will need to install Windows if they want to enjoy the game, a situation that also impacts the rising number of Linux gamers. The company claims this move is aimed at combating cheaters, who they say tend
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On October 24, 2024, the free first-person shooter Straftat, created by the Lemaitre brothers, Sirius and Leonard, was launched on Steam. This game is rated for ages 18 and up, concentrating solely on 1v1 battles. With more than 70 distinct maps that change every few rounds, Straftat offers a refreshing gameplay experience, showcasing a different set
Ubisoft has officially stated that Assassin’s Creed Mirage will be available for the Valve Steam Deck at its launch. Now, the company is enhancing this experience by adding a special Steam Deck mode, which includes optimizations to ensure the game performs well on the Steam Deck’s less powerful hardware. Automatic Settings for Smooth Gameplay As per
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It’s been known for a while now that EA would be rolling out EA Anti-cheat to Battlefield 1, but D-Day has finally arrived for Linux gaming on Battlefield 1, making it just the latest title to lose its Steam Deck compatibility. Many Steam Deck owners and Linux gamers are being greeted by a compatibility error message
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Nintendo’s new Switch 2 console has been at the center of many leaks and speculations in recent weeks. New information suggests that the console will feature significant upgrades, and it is anticipated to launch at the end of this fiscal year, likely in March or April of 2025. Podcast Insights In a recent episode of Digital
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