The moment Valve announced the Steam Deck, comparisons to the Nintendo Switch became inevitable. After all, they're both hybrid handheld devices with similar user interfaces and ergonomics.

Valve’s popular portable PC, the Steam Deck, is currently on sale ahead of the company’s upcoming Steam Summer Sale. You can currently buy the powerful gaming device for less than a Standard ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. One of Valve’s previous hardware projects, the Steam Controller, on a factory assembly line. Image: Valve If the Nintendo Switch has proven ...

Like the Switch, the device will include a USB-C port to allow you to connect it to an external display. Ars couldn't find out if Valve plans to release multiple variants of the device that will ...

Steam Deck. Credit: Valve In the past month, Nintendo have revealed their new Switch OLED while Valve have announced details of its new handheld PC device, the Steam Deck.

Furthermore, it’s interesting to note that the Nintendo Switch OLED will weigh .72 lbs without Joy-Cons, and .93 lbs with Joy-Cons attached. There’s still a sizable gap there, but not as much.

The rumours are true - Valve plans to release its own portable console this year. The Steam Deck is a handheld PC with a Switch-like form factor that lets you play your entire Steam library on the go.

Valve’s handheld can theoretically produce up to 8K resolutions at 60Hz or 4K at up to 120Hz. In comparison, the Nintendo Switch produces up to 1080p at 60Hz.

Valve swapped out a recent Steam Deck update video after someone pointed out the Yuzu emulator was installed. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Cool of Valve to give credit to Nintendo and praise the Switch OLED. Poor Vita lol, not surprised they didn't acknowledge it though. Even Sony hates the Vita. 17 9 blindsquirrel Thu 9th Nov 2023 ...