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Asus’s ROG Ally Steam Deck Killer Has Twice the Performance Power and Runs Windows 11

The ROG Ally started as an April Fools' joke, but with a new custom AMD chip with twice the performance and Windows 11, Asus' first PC handheld could be a serious competitor to Valve's highly rated Steam Deck. But will the price be as affordable?

Inverse · Apr 3, 2023

The ROG handheld PC is real and Asus announced it in the worst way

Asus announced its handheld gaming PC as an April Fools joke then left it to sit for a couple days before revealing the truth.

PC Gamer · Apr 3, 2023

Microsoft’s plan for Windows 11 dominance still has a big TPM problem

Latest Steam survey makes it look like gamers are fleeing Windows 11 in droves, but that’s actually not the case.

TechRadar · Apr 3, 2023

How to play Minecraft on Steam Deck: Prism Launcher guide for Java v1.19

Run Minecraft Java on your Steam Deck with my straightforward step-by-step guide, using Prism Launcher to keep things simple.

Windows Central · Mar 31, 2023

Valve is reportedly working on an unannounced puzzle game, and fans think it could be Portal 3

According to a LinkedIn profile, it's been in development since 2021 and will feature “ambitious, never-before seen gameplay”

GamesRadar · Mar 31, 2023

Dark and Darker studio fires back over DMCA takedown fiasco: 'We hope that Nexon will stop making baseless claims'

"The fact that a big game company like Nexon can't develop games this fast doesn't mean that other studios, big and small, can't develop at that speed."

PC Gamer · Mar 30, 2023

Why not turn Left 4 Dead 2 into some kind of kawaii anime nightmare?

And you thought the Witch was scary.

PC Gamer · Mar 30, 2023

PC gamers forced to upgrade as Valve ends Windows 7 support for Steam

Valve Software, makers of the ubiquitous gaming storefront Steam, will be discontinuing Windows 7 and Windows 8 support, so you'll need to upgrade to keep gaming.

TechRadar · Mar 28, 2023

Steam to cease Windows 7 and 8 support in 2024

"The Steam Client will no longer run on those versions of Windows," says Valve.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Mar 28, 2023

Valve Prepares to Kill Steam Gaming on Windows 7 and 8

Valve will end support for Steam on Windows 7 and 8 PCs in January 2024. There are still 1.9% of Steam users on the older operating systems.

Tom’s Hardware · Mar 28, 2023