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Valve revealed its lineup of upcoming hardware in November, including a home PC-gaming console called the Steam Machine and ...

What if the future of gaming wasn’t just about better graphics or faster load times, but about breaking free from the constraints of traditional hardware? Below we walk you through how Valve’s $1,000 ...

PC giant Valve has said that developers will have "fewer constraints" when it comes to platform verification than the Steam Deck. Speaking to Game Developer, designer Lawrence Yang said that studios ...

Recently on X/Twitter, user @Clawsomegamer spotted a preliminary listing for the Steam Machine on a Czech retailer's website. On the surface, no pricing information is displayed, but the web page's ...

Ever since the Steam Deck landed, gaming enthusiasts have increasingly found refuge in SteamOS. PC gaming, driven by the Linux-based software, is at an all-time high, partly owing to performance woes ...

TL;DR: Valve's upcoming Steam Machine, set for release in 2026, aims to combine affordability and ease of use. Recent leaks suggest prices around $950 for a 512GB model and $1,070 for 2TB, comparable ...

The Steam Machine could be the next big thing in gaming. The Steam Deck has sold well, but it can only play select Steam games. The upcoming Steam Machine, meanwhile, can play all your Steam games, ...

What happens when a tech giant refuses to back down after a high-profile failure? In 2015, Valve’s ambitious Steam Machines stumbled out of the gate, leaving a trail of fragmented hardware, limited ...

The announcement of Valve's upcoming Linux-based Steam Machine hit the internet with a largely positive reception — alongside some understandable confusion. Valve's console will purportedly offer up ...

Half-Life fans are nothing if not patient. For the diehard fans out there, the latest test of patience comes from Insider Gaming Weekly's podcast, which claimed that the third installment in the ...

While Microsoft has denied stepping away from hardware production outright, there’s no denying that the company’s decreasing reliance on first-party publishing will leave a gap in the console gaming ...