I never expected to write an article directly comparing the Steam Deck with the Switch 2. But Nintendo is poised to give its PC-powered competition a rude awakening.

The Steam Deck is arguably one of the best PC gaming inventions of the last five years, the Steam Brick on the other hand might be another story. What's a

Handhelds are designed to be portable, but what if you need something smaller than OEM? The Steam Brick pulls basically everything off of a Steam Deck to make it as portable as possible.

Valve is apparently working on adding a feature to the Steam Deck that will let users limit how much the battery charges. This could help improve long-term battery health. Right now, the Steam Deck doesn't have an option to limit the charging,

If you thought the Steam Deck was just a little too big, how about taking out the display and the controllers?