Valve is reportedly making a Switch-style console that could launch in 2021
Well, that was fast. Theories about a Steam-powered portable console began to circulate earlier today thanks to some curious ‘SteamPal’ listings on SteamDB, and now a robust report from Ars Technica suggests that Valve does, indeed, plan to build a standalone gaming machine similar in style to the Nintendo Switch.
“Videogame and hardware studio Valve has been secretly building a Switch-like portable PC designed to run a large number of games on the Steam PC platform via Linux – and it could launch, supply chain willing, by year’s end,” according to Ars Technica‘s report. The system would likely be able to connect to a larger monitor via USB-C, and feature a combination of traditional gamepad buttons and sticks, a touch screen, and a Steam Controller-style touchpad.
Fallout: New Vegas 2 is Rumored to be in the Works, But Don’t it Expect it Anytime Soon Jan 19, 2021 12:19 EST
When it was first announced that Microsoft had purchased Bethesda, most hardcore RPG fans had a single thought – when’s Fallout: New Vegas 2 coming? To be clear, nothing has been announced, but Bethesda and Fallout: New Vegas developer Obsidian Entertainment are now under the same corporate umbrella, so could something happen? Well, it seems like it just might.
According to insider Tyler McVicker, who’s leaked accurate information under the Valve News Network banner for years, but has begun covering a wider range of companies, including Nintendo and Bethesda, Fallout: New Vegas 2 is indeed in the works. This juicy rumor was slipped into a video announcing McVicker’s rebranded YouTube channel, in which he teases upcoming info on a number of subjects, including the Switch Pro, Mario and Zelda’s anniversaries, Back 4 Blood, Obsidian’s new RPG Avowed, and m
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