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FFVII Rebirth Switch 2 Impressed Me More Than Remake
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is an impressive feat on the Nintendo Switch 2, offering a more expansive experience than Final Fantasy VII Remake on the platform. While some visual compromises like pop-in and lower-resolution textures are present, the game runs well, especially in handheld mode. The JRPG's scale and features make it a captivating addition to the Switch 2's library, even with its limitations compared to PS5 or PC.
‘The perfect handheld for many’: Asus reveals the ROG Xbox Ally X20 — and handheld fans are excited about everything except the potential price
Asus unveiled the ROG Xbox Ally X20 handheld gaming PC at Computex 2026, featuring a larger 7.4-inch OLED display and bundled XReal AR glasses. While specifications are impressive, the unannounced price is a major concern for consumers, especially given the high cost of the bundled AR glasses and the current market trend of rising hardware prices.
SteamOS 3.8.6 Beta brings expanded handheld support, initial HDMI VRR for devices with native HDMI output
The SteamOS 3.8.6 Beta introduces expanded hardware support for various handheld devices, including MSI Claw, OneXPlayer, and ASUS ROG Ally. This update also brings preliminary support for HDMI VRR on devices with native HDMI output and includes numerous fixes and improvements for controller support, audio, Bluetooth, and desktop mode functionality.
Intel just announced two powerful new gaming handheld CPUs, and the timing couldn't be better
Intel has announced its new Arc G3 range of gaming CPUs designed exclusively for handheld PCs, aiming to compete with AMD's dominance in the market. These new chips feature powerful Arc B390 GPUs and power-efficient CPUs, with early tests showing significant performance gains over AMD's offerings. Acer, MSI, and OneXPlayer are confirmed partners for upcoming devices utilizing these new Intel processors.
New Intel-based handheld gaming PCs sound great but all signs point towards yet more prohibitively expensive price tags
Intel's new Panther Lake chips for handheld gaming PCs, the Arc G3 and G3 Extreme, are expected to be prohibitively expensive, following a trend of rising prices in the market. This is exacerbated by Valve's recent price increase for the Steam Deck OLED and high costs for other handhelds like the ASUS ROG Ally X and Lenovo Legion Go, with upcoming MSI Claw models potentially exceeding $1,800 USD.
The Steam Deck OLED's price hikes have killed its status as the best deal in PC games hardware
The Steam Deck OLED has seen significant price increases due to ongoing component shortages and global logistical challenges. The 512GB model now costs $789 and the 1TB model is priced at $949, making it less competitive against rivals like the ASUS ROG Ally X and Lenovo Legion Go.
New SteamOS update finally fixes one of the Steam Deck's most irritating bugs
Valve has released the SteamOS 3.8.5 Beta update, addressing several bugs for the Steam Deck, including an issue where the speakers would not work after rebooting the Steam Deck OLED. The update also includes fixes for the ASUS ROG Ally and mentions upcoming Steam Machine hardware, suggesting a potential release is nearing. Additional improvements focus on video memory management and desktop mode stability.
SteamOS 3.7.25 and 3.8.5 Beta released - bug fixes and better dGPU video memory management
Valve has released stable and beta updates for SteamOS, focusing on bug fixes and improved discrete GPU video memory management. SteamOS 3.7.25 includes general security and stability updates, while the 3.8.5 Beta addresses issues on Steam Deck OLED, desktop mode application memory, and control problems on the ASUS ROG Ally. The updates also bring enhancements for various third-party handhelds and prepare the system for upcoming hardware like the Steam Machine.
Which Handheld Gaming Console Should You Buy in 2026? | TAG
This guide helps consumers choose the right handheld gaming console in 2026 based on their gaming habits rather than specs. It compares the Nintendo Switch 2, Steam Deck OLED, ASUS ROG Ally X, Lenovo Legion Go S, and budget retro handhelds, outlining the ideal user for each device. The article emphasizes simplicity for the Switch 2, Steam library access for the Steam Deck OLED, and performance for Windows handhelds, while recommending retro devices for nostalgia.
Preview: FFVII Rebirth Runs Better Than I Expected on Switch 2
A preview of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on the Nintendo Switch 2 suggests the game may perform better than its PC counterpart on handheld devices. The demo showcases impressive visuals, sharp textures, and clear UI elements, even surpassing the performance of Final Fantasy VII Remake on the same system. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is slated for release on Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X on June 3, 2026, with a demo available now.
SteamOS 3.8.3 Beta gets ready for the Steam Machine and Steam Controller
Valve has released SteamOS 3.8.3 Beta, introducing bug fixes and further preparation for the Steam Machine and Steam Controller. This update includes improvements for OS update speeds, graphics features for titles like Crimson Desert, and enhanced support for upcoming Steam hardware. Additionally, a Steam Deck Beta Client update addresses controller notifications and startup issues.
Bazzite Linux 44 lands for desktop gamers and it's a big release
Bazzite Linux 44 has been released for desktop gamers, coinciding with Fedora 44. While desktop users can update now, handheld users will have to wait for testing builds to become available soon. This major release includes KDE Plasma 6.6, GNOME 50, updated kernels and graphics drivers, and improved security features.
Valve Confirms Steam Deck 2 Development: No Release Date Yet | HappyGamer
Valve has officially confirmed that development is underway for the Steam Deck 2, though a release date remains unannounced. The company is taking a deliberate approach to development, focusing on significant improvements over the original model. Competitors like the ASUS ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go are pushing the handheld market, making Steam Deck 2's eventual release crucial for Valve to maintain its position.
The Xbox Ally has finally stepped up as an affordable Steam Deck stand-in, albeit with frame rate caveats
The ASUS ROG Ally is now a more compelling alternative to the Steam Deck OLED due to significant discounts, making it a more affordable handheld gaming PC. However, the base model's Z2 chipset offers a noticeable performance gap compared to the more powerful Z1 Extreme found in its sibling and competitors, impacting frame rates in demanding titles. Despite these caveats, the ROG Ally remains the most affordable new portable PC option currently available.
Review: Shinehill Feels a Little Like a Resident Alien Life Sim
Shinehill offers a unique twist on the farming and life simulation genre, centering on an alien spy investigating a planet for potential settlement. Players must maintain their disguise while completing missions, engaging in farming, and participating in various minigames. Despite some minor bugs and random crashes on PC, the game provides a refreshing and comedic experience.
Homura Hime Could Be Perfect After a Few More Patches
Homura Hime presents a compelling concept with engaging combat reminiscent of Devil May Cry and NieR, but is currently hampered by performance issues like frame rate drops and crashes, particularly on handheld devices. While the game shows potential and the developer is releasing patches, further stability improvements are needed for the full experience.
SteamOS 3.8.1 now in Beta for more gamers to test new features
Valve has released SteamOS 3.8.1 to Beta, bringing a significant update with numerous features and fixes for Steam Deck and other handheld gaming PCs. Key improvements include enhanced WiFi performance, better VRR support, updated graphics drivers, and expanded compatibility for various hardware and peripherals. The update also introduces preliminary support for hibernation and Wayland as the default desktop environment.
This new Steam feature could soon make buying games a lot easier — and it’ll be a great addition for the…
Valve is reportedly developing a new 'Framerate Estimator' feature for Steam that will provide users with projected frame rates based on data from other players. This feature, discovered in the latest Steam client update, aims to help users make informed purchasing decisions and is expected to launch alongside the Steam Machine, also benefiting the Steam Deck and other handheld PCs.
Big update to SteamOS improves support for non-Valve handhelds, newer platforms, discrete GPUs, and Steam Machine
SteamOS 3.8.0 Preview introduces significant improvements for non-Valve handhelds, newer AMD and Intel platforms, and discrete GPUs. The update enhances compatibility, video memory management, and controller support across various devices, including the Lenovo Legion Go and ASUS ROG Ally. It also brings preliminary support for the upcoming Steam Machine.
SteamOS 3.8.0 Preview brings initial Steam Machine support, and improvements for many handhelds
SteamOS 3.8.0 Preview introduces initial support for Steam Machine hardware and significant improvements for various handheld devices, including the Steam Deck, ASUS ROG Ally, and Lenovo Legion Go. The update also brings an updated Arch Linux base, enhanced graphics drivers, VRR improvements, and a Wayland-default KDE Plasma desktop environment.