Steam Deck 2: Valve’s Patience for a Generational Leap

Valve is taking a long-term approach to the Steam Deck, prioritizing a significant leap in performance over incremental upgrades. Despite its success, the company isn’t rushing a sequel, waiting for technology that offers substantial improvements in power and battery life. While the OLED model represents a premium update, a true Steam Deck 2 is on the horizon and will likely leverage the upcoming Ryzen Z2 Extreme chip. This strategy echoes the approach taken by console giants like Nintendo and Sony, emphasizing generational shifts over annual revisions.

NVIDIA’s Missing Piece: Why GeForce RTX Needs to Enter the PC Gaming Handheld Market

NVIDIA’s dominance in the desktop and laptop PC market with its GeForce RTX line is undeniable, but it’s conspicuously absent from the burgeoning PC gaming handheld market. This article explores why NVIDIA needs to enter this space, highlighting the potential for GeForce RTX technology to revolutionize the handheld gaming experience and solidify its position as the leading force in PC gaming.

10 Must-Have Games for Your Steam Deck

Looking for the perfect games to keep installed on your Steam Deck? This list features a diverse selection of indie titles, from action-packed roguelikes to strategic city-builders, all perfect for those long commutes or flights. Get ready to lose yourself in these endlessly replayable gems.

Grand Theft Auto 5 Loses Steam Deck Support Due to Anti-Cheat Software

Grand Theft Auto 5 and its online counterpart, GTA Online, are no longer playable on the Steam Deck due to the integration of BattlEye Anti-Cheat software. This decision has left many players disappointed, especially considering the game’s ongoing popularity. While the single-player campaign remains accessible, the inability to play GTA Online is a significant blow for many players. Despite BattlEye’s support for Proton, the Steam Deck’s operating system layer, the software’s compatibility with GTA 5 on the device remains unclear. Valve is currently working with Rockstar to resolve this issue.

Ayaneo Handhelds Now Available at Best Buy: High-End Kun and Budget NEXT LITE Join the Market

Ayaneo, known for its high-quality PC gaming handhelds, is now available at Best Buy, bringing its powerful devices to US shoppers. The impressive Ayaneo Kun, with its 8.4-inch 1600p display and AMD Ryzen 7 7840U chip, competes directly with the ROG Ally and ROG Ally X. However, the Kun’s price tag of $999 is significantly higher than those alternatives. For those seeking a more budget-friendly option, the Ayaneo NEXT LITE offers a 7-inch 800p display and AMD Ryzen 7 4800U chip, priced at $399, putting it in the same price range as the Steam Deck.

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