When Lenovo announced the Legion Go S, a sleek gaming handheld available in both white and black variants, most observers simply expected minor differences between the two—color, perhaps, or included software. Yet the industry has been seized by a shockwave following the initial direct...
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SteamOS has always occupied a singular space in the PC gaming landscape, a Linux-based operating system tailored by Valve to deliver a seamless console-like experience on the Steam Deck. With the launch of SteamOS 3.7, Valve is decisively extending the tent beyond its own hardware, opening...
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Lenovo Legion Go S: A Mixed Bag of Premium Looks and Windows Woes
Lenovo’s latest attempt at a handheld gaming PC—the Legion Go S with Windows 11—has certainly stirred up debate in the portable gaming realm. Despite showcasing a refined design and a promising form factor, this device stumbles...
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The thrill of seeing the words “Steam Deck Verified” slapped on The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remaster quickly evaporated the moment I witnessed that verification badge mean little more than “it boots up and doesn’t detonate the handheld in a shower of sparks.” For anyone who’s been around the...
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HP’s bold stance on the future of gaming handhelds has sparked chatter across the tech world. In a recent Forbes feature, Josephine Tan, HP’s SVP and Division President of Gaming Solutions, didn’t mince words when discussing the shortcomings of Windows on hand-held platforms. Her unfiltered...
For many Windows gamers, the clock is ticking. With Windows 10 support set to expire on October 14, 2025, and Windows 11 not exactly winning everyone over, the search is on for a genuine alternative—a system that cuts out the bloat without demanding a PhD in computer science. Enter Valve’s...
Valve’s latest move is turning heads in the handheld gaming arena. In a surprise twist that could shake up the world of portable gaming, the company behind the Steam platform has rolled out SteamOS 3.7.0 Preview—a significant update that not only polishes features for the Steam Deck but also...
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Valve's steam-powered secret might soon hit your desktop, and gamers everywhere are buzzing with anticipation. Rumors indicate that SteamOS—a Linux-based operating system celebrated for its bloatware-free, gaming-first approach on handhelds like the Steam Deck—could soon make the leap to...
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In a significant move that marks the end of an era for gamers on outdated systems, Valve has completed its transition from supporting legacy operating systems such as Windows 7, Windows 8, and certain macOS versions. After more than a year of warnings, the company has officially declared the...
On November 5, 2024, Valve unveiled a significant update to its popular Steam platform that marks the official end of support for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1. This decision has widespread implications for gamers still clinging to these older operating systems. Users are now faced with the need to...
In a sweeping move that has sent ripples through the gaming community, Steam has officially ceased support for both Windows 7 and Windows 8 following its recent client update on November 5, 2024. If you’re still clinging to these older operating systems, it’s time to face the music—Valve's...
The Context of ARM in Gaming
The burgeoning success of ARM architecture in the PC market cannot be overlooked. With major manufacturers integrating Snapdragon chips into a variety of notebooks, the practical capabilities of ARM processors are coming to the forefront. These chips are designed to...
In a significant update for gaming enthusiasts, Valve has officially released new Windows drivers for the Steam Deck OLED, enabling users to install Windows 11 on their handheld gaming consoles. This notable achievement not only opens the door for a broader array of applications but also...
In the realm of portable gaming devices, the Asus ROG Ally and its successor, the ROG Ally X, have drawn considerable attention since their respective launches. While these devices have been praised for their capabilities, a persistent issue has also surfaced among users: the subpar performance...
In a significant boost for Windows 11 gaming handheld enthusiasts, two major announcements have recently surfaced: the introduction of a new Compact Mode for the Game Bar and the confirmation of SteamOS support for ASUS ROG Ally devices. These developments promise to enhance the gaming...
Recent data from Valve’s latest Steam Hardware and Software Survey for July 2024 reveals a continued preference among gamers for Windows 10 over its successor, Windows 11. The survey indicates that the usage share of Windows 11 has dropped below 46%, sitting currently at approximately 45.81%...
A hidden auto-updater exposed over 35,000 people to malicious code, which was used to hamper performance, break rival mods, and identify other modders and Colossal Order employees
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It's a great time to be alive if you're a fanatic about the particulars of various performance-boosting graphics APIs. AMD's Mantle is here , Microsoft's DirectX 12 is coming with Windows 10 , and at GDC in early March we'll hear the first news about a successor to the open-source...
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