Teenage Engineering announces its free PC case, PayPal pulls the plug on Steam, penny-sized SSDs debut

Valve reminds everyone that Steam is available for Chromebooks, classic PS1 title Sonic gets major updates, Counter-Strike 2 switches to Wayland for a day

The developer of DuckStation PS1 emulator threatens to drop Linux support, Steam updates its video player, Silksong will be playable at Gamescom

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.