After many months of patiently waiting for the next-generation Tuxedo Stellaris Gen 4 laptop by Tuxedo Computers, I’m happy to finally report it’s now in my hands. I had reviewed the third generation last September. Notable improvements with this version… Continue Reading
System76 had unveiled their new Kudu laptop earlier in February. I was fortunate enough to be able to get a review unit (albeit it’s not new; it’s refurbished. I didn’t get any stickers!). Featuring a Ryzen 9 5900HX processor and a RTX… Continue Reading
Valve hit us with a surprise a few days ago: they announced a new game set in the Portal universe — Aperture Desk Job. Even though it’s a demo designed to showcase the Steam Deck’s controls, desktop users aren’t excluded,… Continue Reading
Something that I’ve had since childhood is sweaty hands all year-round. Not sure what the cause is, but Gamer Goo is advertised as being able to prevent sweaty hands for a better grip on a controller, allowing a better gameplay… Continue Reading
We’re less than three days from the official launch of the Steam Deck (less than 51 hours left in EST) and Valve, in addition to partnering with iFixit to offer replacement parts, has now made an official tool to view… Continue Reading
Nintendo Switch emulation, as great as it has already been, is getting even more spectacular. Today, the progress report for Ryujinx — one of the Nintendo Switch emulators available on Linux/PC — has been released for the month of January.… Continue Reading
Submerged: Hidden Depths isn’t your typical game, where you explore, fight off enemies, then move on to the next area. The exploration is part of the game’s experience, but there’s no enemies to be had here. Please note that, even… Continue Reading
The last time we saw a stable Proton release was 6.3-8 back in November. Today, we have yet another noteworthy release, with many more games being playable. As you can figure out by the name of the release version, Wine… Continue Reading
For a long time, we were wondering when Steam Deck replacement parts were going to be available. Valve said at the Steam Deck conference that they were going to sell them at some point, but we didn’t know when or… Continue Reading
While SteamDB is a great website to see which titles have been Steam Deck Verfied, there’s a new kid around the block — CheckMyDeck. This website allows you to quickly see what titles are Verified or not, based on the… Continue Reading