300 lucky beta testers have started to receive their kits and (beyond being a free computer) it could give fans some insight into just what an average Steam Machine might look like. More importantly, ...

Valve Offers Peek Inside the Steam Deck, Explains Why You Shouldn't Open It Valve's teardown video shows the internals of the gaming handheld, including the SSD drive and battery. But the clip also ...

An early Steam Machine, the Gigabyte Brix Pro. (GeekWire Photo / Todd Bishop) Sources inside Valve Software have unofficially confirmed that the Bellevue, Wash.-based company is working on a portable ...

Valve has released a video taking a look at what is inside the Steam Deck. "Anyway, this is the first public look at what's inside the device, so we hope you enjoy it. Let us know whether this is ...

If anyone has been making strides in the top end of what VR gaming and application can be, it’s Valve. Not only is the Valve Index one of the most powerful (albeit expensive) VR HMDs out there, but ...

Valve’s unique multilayer lenses are far thinner than one might expect. Want to see what exactly is inside the $500 (headset only price) Valve Index VR headset that was released last summer? Take a ...

Valve is positioning its upcoming Steam Machine as a compact gaming PC that can outrun what most Steam users already have under their desks. The company is not pitching a niche enthusiast box, but a ...

Everything from height disadvantages to safeguards discussed. Developing VR is a bit different than a standard FPS experience that players would have received with Half-Life: Alyx. Valve recently took ...

In the new detailed Valve Steam Deck unveiling, we find out that AMD's custom "Aerith" SoC is used with a 4-core, 8-thread CPU based on the older-gen Zen 2 architecture with CPU clocks betrween 2.4GHz ...

Spotted this morning, it seems Valve has issued an official patent for a wireless version of the Valve Index VR headset. Not only is this a cable-free design, it also includes eye tracking modules in ...

I used to read Geoff Keighley’s Final Hours stories at GameSpot, before he went off to eventually run The Game Awards. It’s good to see him return to the written word, as it was a treat to be able to ...