Payment processors come after itch.io, Steam tests new menus, Fallout 1 gets a 3D remake, an unofficial GeForce NOW Linux client appears, and AMD Anti-Lag lands in Mesa.

Payment processors now dictate what games can be published on the Steam store, Milk-V announces a RISC-V Titan, lossless scaling comes to Linux, and gamers are a bunch of drunken sailors who spend money irresponsibly.

Steam enables Proton by default! Someone recreated Halo in Half-Life, Wuthering Waves learns how to Linux, the open source Steam Controller II is real, and gaming on ARM is better than you think.

Remembering Valve’s almost-launched Steam subscription service, NES classics reimagined in 3D, Mario Kart 64 running on Linux, Dying Light gets a makeover, and Fedora gives 32-bit a stay of execution.

Steam releases a tool for detecting fake frames, Action Game Maker is heading to Linux, Nexus Mods has a new owner, leaked SEGA sales numbers surface, and a SteamOS console for your living room.

Steam launches accessibility search! A Xbox handheld that can’t play Xbox games, new Battlemage GPUs hit Mesa, voxel driving mayhem, and something about flavored hotdogs.

SteamOS usage drops by 15%, GE Proton enables support for FSR4, DualShock 4 to Xbox 360 mapping made easy, super sized Half-Life, and replacing Windows 10 with KDE.

TF2 invades Half-Life in Lambda Fortress! GeForce NOW officially hits the Steam Deck, AMD says 1080p gaming is king, and and CRSED: Cuisine Royale faces a Linux-fueled review bomb.

SteamOS gets a landing page! An Android-powered Wii U gamepad for Linux, drivers for ByoWave Proteus controllers, mechs with pickaxes, and GOG turns on 2FA.

Denuvo DRM strikes again! Locked out of DOOM: TGA for 24-hours, fan curves for LACT, CPU stress testing with OOTC, SteamOS compatibility ratings, and giving up on blinky RGB.