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Steam Controllers Launch, Sell Out
Valve's new Steam Controller has officially launched and immediately sold out, making it unavailable for purchase. The article suggests that scalpers may be contributing to the rapid depletion of stock.
Control Issues
Valve's hardware initiatives are evolving from a secondary focus to a core business ambition. This shift indicates a significant commitment to expanding their presence in the hardware market beyond their current offerings.
Into the Black
A creator has built a PC case large enough to fit a human, showcasing an extreme build. The article also mentions the potential future GeForce RTX 6090 graphics card.
eBay resellers are turning a tidy profit on Steam Controllers
Valve's new Steam Controllers sold out within 30 minutes of release, with confirmed orders immediately appearing on eBay for up to $300, a significant markup from the $99 retail price. The article also briefly mentions the delay of Valve's Steam Machine hardware due to RAM price increases.
Steam Controller orders immediately break Valve's servers, $200 scalper listings appear after it sells out in under…
Valve's servers crashed immediately upon the release of the Steam Controller due to overwhelming demand, causing the device to sell out quickly. Scalpers have already listed the controller for over $200 on secondary markets. The article also mentions the author's personal gaming preferences and background.
And it’s gone: Steam Controller sold out within an hour amid all sorts of server issues
The Steam Controller sold out within approximately 45 minutes of its release due to high demand and significant server issues on the Steam platform. Many users experienced transaction errors, preventing them from completing purchases. Valve has not yet announced a restock date for the controller, which is designed to work with the upcoming Steam Machine.
Gallery: 8BitDo Improves Upon Its Stellar Arcade Controller For Switch 1 & 2
8BitDo has released two new versions of its Arcade Controller to address the loud buttons on the original model. The Signature Edition features silent Purple Glede switches, while the Upgrade Pack allows existing owners to replace their switches and add golden button caps. Both options aim to improve the competitive fighting game experience with quieter and more responsive controls.
Hardware Reviews
This article provides reviews for several hardware components, including the Reolink Solar Floodlight Security Camera (F310B), the ASRock B850 Rock WiFi 7 Motherboard, and the FSP MEGA GM 1000W ATX 3.1 Power Supply Unit.
Meow-X Gaming PC Review: Performance Meets Personality
The Meow-X Gaming PC offers a unique blend of personality and performance, featuring a custom Bobi cat-inspired design and upper-mid-range hardware. It excels at 1080p and 1440p gaming, providing stable frame rates and effective cooling, though its 8GB VRAM limits true 4K Ultra performance. The integrated iGame Center app offers comprehensive system management and monitoring.
Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides
Stealth Optional, part of Gfinity Digital Media, provides coverage on technology, hardware, and enthusiast gaming. The publication emphasizes expert analysis and adherence to high editorial standards, ensuring unbiased content and integrity.
Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides
Stealth Optional, part of Gfinity Digital Media, provides coverage on technology, hardware, and enthusiast gaming. The publication emphasizes expert analysis and adherence to high editorial standards, ensuring unbiased content and integrity.
Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides
Stealth Optional, part of Gfinity Digital Media, provides coverage on technology, hardware, and enthusiast gaming. The publication emphasizes expert analysis and adherence to high editorial standards, ensuring unbiased content and integrity.
Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides
Stealth Optional, part of Gfinity Digital Media, provides coverage on technology, hardware, and enthusiast gaming. The publication emphasizes expert analysis and adherence to high editorial standards, ensuring unbiased content and integrity.
Control Issues
A tear-down analysis of the Valve Steam Controller reveals its impressive repairability. The article also briefly mentions rumors of a potential 'Superlight' treatment for another popular gaming peripheral.
Evening Tech Bits
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella acknowledged that Windows 11 has strayed from its intended path and pledged to "win back fans." Meanwhile, Apple CEO Tim Cook does not anticipate the current RAM memory shortage to resolve soon.
Morning Mobilization
Intel-powered handheld gaming PCs may emerge as a next-generation option, provided that RAM prices do not make them prohibitively expensive. This development is reported by PC Gamer.
Hardware Reviews
This article presents reviews for various hardware products, including the beyerdynamic Aventho 200 Over-Ear Wireless Headphones, Kiwi Ears Belle earbuds, and the Epomaker Luma40 Keyboard. The reviews cover different categories of audio and input devices.
Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum are getting Nintendo style handhelds this year
Retro Games Ltd, in partnership with Blaze Entertainment, is releasing new handheld versions of the Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum in October. Each handheld will come pre-loaded with 25 classic games and feature a 4.3-inch IPS screen, priced at £109.99.
Monthly Video Game Releases: May 1st to 29th | Console Creatures
Console Creatures provides a comprehensive list of video game releases scheduled for May 2026 across PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, and other platforms. The article details full game launches, DLC, expansions, demos, and early access titles, along with a preview of June 2026 releases.
We tested the Steam Controller
Game Developer magazine tested Valve's new Steam Controller, examining its trackpads, button placement, and overall user experience for PC games. Freelance contributor Alessandro Fillari joined the Game Developer Podcast to discuss the pros and cons of the hardware.
