Valve has revealed a new Steam Machine designed for living room play, with SteamOS software, two storage configurations, and a hardware platform based on AMD Zen 4 CPU and AMD RDNA 3 graphics. The company states the system targets 4K gaming at 60fps using AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution, with a planned release in 2026.
Valve may soon release its highly regarded Linux-based operating system, SteamOS, for third-party hardware, potentially revolutionizing the handheld gaming PC...
New leaks suggest Lenovo’s Legion Go 2 handheld gaming PC might support both SteamOS and Windows 11. Here is a clear explanation of what that means and why it can change the way you play games on the go.
A senior Baldur’s Gate 3 executive has explained why building a powerful Steam Machine makes little sense in the current PC gaming market. The comments focus on user behavior, existing hardware options, and why dedicated high end living room PCs struggle to justify their place.





