The prototype matches one of the devices Valve showed off itself, and looks like it has a lot of Steam Controller DNA.

And since the Steam Deck was usually plugged into a TV or AR glasses when the modder was using it, they wondered how much smaller the device could be if it didn’t have a screen or built-in controls.

We won’t even get started on colors. Overhearing her partner wish the buttons on his Steam Deck matched the color scheme of the Xbox, [Gina Häußge] (of OctoPrint fame) decided to secretly ...

The Steam Deck is still the best handheld gaming PC ... running SteamOS on the Ally causes some compatibility issues with buttons like the Xbox Guide having no purpose. There is also no way ...

It's easier than you might think at first, though. Valve doesn't make it apparent up front, but Steam Deck users have a ton of button-based shortcuts they can lean on for help. All of those ...

The Steam Deck’s design is close to what you will find with the Switch 2 but with a few major differences. The first is that the controllers are not detachable and the entire thing is a single unit.

That means it’s a little smaller than the Steam Deck which is about 4.6 inches tall and 11.7 inches wide. Switch 2’s new screen is actually bigger than the screens on both versions of the ...