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'We’re Still Looking at It in the Same Way' – Valve Says the RAM Crisis Hasn’t Affected Its Plans for Steam Deck 2 (opens the original)
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It’s no secret that Valve is “hard at work” on Steam Deck 2 – its devs have said as much every time I’ve asked that question over the last several years, and their plans for a sequel have been clear from the start. The crux of the message has always been that Valve is waiting for the proper technology in order to present a true “generational leap” in performance. The unspoken part of that, of course, is that Valve is waiting for not just the right level of performance, but the correct performanc
The Retroid Pocket Duo Looks Perfect for DS and 3DS Emulation – And It’s About 10 Times Cheaper Than the Other Duo Announced This Week (opens the original)
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It’s no secret that handheld gaming is in a bit of a renaissance right now. Ushered in by the Nintendo Switch and carried forward by the Steam Deck and more powerful handheld PCs like the MSI Claw 8 EX AI+, there’s never been more options for playing games on the small screen, whether that’s away from home or just around the house without being tied to a console. Alongside these mainstream offerings are another class of handhelds aimed more at the past than the future. In particular, Android-pow
SteelSeries Brings Its Outstanding Infinite Battery System to Controllers With the Aeon Pro for Xbox and PC, But Is It Worth the Sky-High Price Tag? (opens the original)
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The SteelSeries Aeon Pro is one of the most advanced controllers I've ever tested. It's also the most expensive – but it brings some features never before seen in a controller. Notably, the Aeon Pro borrows the outstanding "infinite battery" system from the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro line of gaming headsets. Instead of relying on a cable or dock to charge the controller, the Aeon Pro has two rechargeable batteries – one in the controller and another that charges in the base station. Like the No
Drakong’s New Attack on Titan-Themed Controller Line Brings the Concept of Blind Box Collectables to Gaming Peripherals – And Yes, They’re Fully Functional (opens the original)
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Drakong, a sub-brand of Hyperkin, today announced the PixelByte controller range, a new line of collectible controllers themed after Attack on Titan. These cute, keychain-sized controllers look a bit like a pixelated NES controller paired with one of several characters from Attack on Titan, and will be available via a somewhat unconventional manner: a blind box. Despite their size, layout, and distribution method, the PixelByte controllers are fully functional, compatible with PC, Switch 1 and 2
This 24K Gold Analogue Pocket Is Likely the Dumbest, Most Expensive, Least Practical Way to Play Your Game Boy Cartridges, but I Still Want It Anyway (opens the original)
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Streetwear brand Supreme has unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, and it features a collab with Analogue Pocket, the fantastic retro handheld that lets you play your Game Boy cartridges on FPGA-based hardware. Also in the collection is a Supreme-branded Dyson Vacuum, Kodak Super-8 Camera, and a galvanized steel mailbox, all bright red, of course. The Analogue Pocket collab actually comes in two variants: one the standard Supreme red, as well as a second that's plated in 24K gold. As for the
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