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Steam customers in Europe are being warned that personal information linked to hardware orders may have been exposed following a cyberattack on a logistics partner, CEVA Logistics, who are responsible for shipping Steam hardware to customers across the region,
Valve warns European Steam hardware buyers that their contact details leaked after a cyberattack hit shipping partner CEVA Logistics.
Steam has contacted consumers after a cyber attack at a partner business left the personal details of many compromised.
A new cloud-streaming app that lets players stream PlayStation games to their Steam Deck and Steam Machine without a PS5 has just opened a playtest.
2026’s best PC game, according to Metacritic, is officially Steam Deck Verified. This means Valve has tested the PC game for its handheld and can confirm it works from start to finish. More than this, that it works well, or at least that is what the Verified badge is supposed to mean. There have been…
Now available for testing, Asobi: Remote Play replicates most features of the PS Portal handheld. Although a Windows version is in the works, the Linux app is compatible with the Steam Deck and the Steam Machine. While PS Plus Premiumcloud streaming is an option, it also allows users to enjoy purchased PS5 games console-free.
With Sony eventually dropping disc support and Valve’s steep price to get into couch PC gaming with the Steam Machine, people want to know what to do next for a hardware upgrade. The million-dollar question becomes, just what’s worth investing in if you’re a console, handheld, or a casual PC fan? As it stands, considering…
On August 4 an answer turned up. It is a fan mod of a game from 2004, it is free, and it is now Steam Frame Verified.
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Valve’s 2026 Steam Machine gives PC gamers a console-shaped alternative to Xbox Series X for the first time in over a decade, and pricing now puts the two systems close enough to force a real decision. The Steam Machine starts at $1,049 for the 512GB model and $1,349 for the 2TB version, while Microsoft’s Xbox…