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Steam Deck in High Demand; Over 100k Reservations in an Hour
Reservations for the Steam Deck console from Valve began on Friday. In a short period of time, the number of preorders of the new portable console exceeded 100 thousand. However, there were some problems on the way.
hardware & software
Adam Krolak
July 17, 2021
Steam Deck Targeted by Scalpers; Prices Reach $2500
Valve has been trying to protect Steam Deck from scalpers. Unfortunately, the company is losing this battle, and the first offers with significantly inflated prices have already appeared online.
hardware & software
Przemyslaw Dygas
July 17, 2021
Steam Deck Pre-orders are Open; First Come, First Served
We can now reserve the Steam Deck console from Valve. We advise you to hurry, because the new hardware may sell out very quickly.
hardware & software
Hubert Sledziewski
July 16, 2021
Steam Deck is a Test for the PC Industry; Epic Games CEO Praises Valve's Move
Steam Deck is supposed to be a test for the entire PC industry. Gabe Newell wants to see if there is room in the market for portable PCs. The head of Epic Games praises him for this move.
hardware & software
Paul Musiolik
July 16, 2021
Steam Deck Protected From Scalpers. How do I Order My Console?
Pre-orders for Steam Deck, a new console presented by Valve, have begun. The manufacturer has prepared a number of security measures to protect the device from scalpers, but they can complicate the ordering procedure.
hardware & software
Konrad Sarzynski
July 16, 2021
Steam Deck is the New Console From Valve
There have long been rumors on the web that Valve is working on its own console. Now we have finally received an official announcement of the device called Steam Deck.
hardware & software
Przemyslaw Dygas
July 15, 2021
CS:GO Needs Shorter Matches; Pros Want Changes
Recently, there has been a heated discussion online about the length of pro Counter-Strike: Global Offensive matches. According to many pro gamers and experts, currently the duels last too long.
video games
Michal Ciezadlik
July 14, 2021
Average Number of CS:GO Players Drops Following the Introduction of Paid Prime Accounts
CS:GO lost a lot of players when it began requiring a $14.99 Prime account to fully experience the game.
video games
Ignacy Ziarkiewicz
July 6, 2021
Team Fortress 2 Sets New Activity Record
Team Fortress 2 has set a new activity record. This may have something to do with the recently released update targeting bots.
video games
Damian Gacek
June 26, 2021
Source 2 Finally Coming to CS:GO? New Clues
More rumors have surfaced regarding the introduction of the Source 2 engine to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Clues can be found in the new Dota 2 update.
video games
Michal Ciezadlik
June 24, 2021
Steam Will Make Cheap Purchases via VPN Even Harder
Valve has introduced a new restriction on Steam related to country settings. Thus, the platform continues to fight against the abuse of VPNs to buy games at lower, regional prices.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
June 24, 2021
Let's Watch Steam Next Fest
Today marks the launch of Steam Next Fest, an event organized by Valve where we'll be able to play game demos from E3 2021, among other things.
video games
Adrian Werner
June 16, 2021
CS:GO Partially Paid; Ranked Matches Only for Prime Accounts
A new update has been released for CS:GO, changing the status of Prime accounts. Prime status can now only be obtained by purchasing a special upgrade. Non-Prime players will no longer have access to ranked matches and other game features.
video games
Agnes Adamus
June 5, 2021
Steam Next Festival is Coming; Play Hundreds of Games on June 16
The next edition of the Steam Next Festival is coming soon. On June 16 we will be able to play hundreds of demos of action, adventure, strategy and many other games.
video games
Przemyslaw Dygas
June 3, 2021
No More Cheating Coaches in CS:GO? Valve Has a Solution
In the latest update for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Valve introduced a new feature - coaches' positions will be recorded in the round's backup files to prevent future cheating on their part.
video games
Hubert Sledziewski
May 30, 2021
Steam May be Planning to Introduce a Game Library Manager
Steam may be planning to introduce a game library manager to make it easier for us to manage the titles installed on our drive.
hardware & software
Hubert Sledziewski
May 30, 2021
Sad Condition of CS: GO's Ancient Map Showcased by Pro Player
Pro CS:GO player Martin „STYKO” Styk recently presented new bugs found on the Ancient map. The technical condition of the arena leaves a lot to be desired before the launch of first eSports tournaments where it is scheduled to appear.
video games
Michal Ciezadlik
May 27, 2021
Steam Will Refresh Appearance of Downloads and Settings
Steam will change the look of its download and settings page, reports Pavel Djundik, creator of SteamDB and Steam Status websites.
hardware & software
Angelika Kaldus
May 27, 2021
SteamPal is Most Likely a Switch-like Portable Console
It looks like Valve is indeed working on a portable console called SteamPal. Information has surfaced online about what the new device from Gabe Newell's company may be.
hardware & software
Przemyslaw Dygas
May 26, 2021
Console From Valve? Names Found in Steam Client Beta Code Spark Debate
Mysterious mentions of something called SteamPal have been found in the code of the latest Steam client beta. This is related to a thing codenamed Neptune. Observers speculate that this is about some new device, possibly a console, from Valve.
hardware & software
Milosz Szubert
May 25, 2021