The Switch 2 and Steam Deck are both gaming handhelds, but they use different hardware. How do they compare in performance, battery life, screens and controls?

A Sony and Valve partnership could make the next-gen PlayStation gaming handheld I want, and the Steam Deck 2 could kick it ...

More specifically, the Xbox game in question is Towerborne from developer Stoic and publisher Xbox Game Studios. For those that don’t recognize the former name, this is the studio comprised of many ...

The Steam Deck’s design is close to what you will find with the Switch 2 but with a few major differences. The first is that the controllers are not detachable and the entire thing is a single unit.

The Steam Deck OLED starts at $549 and jumps up to $649 for the 1 TB version. But this is also where the Steam Deck’s specs start to diverge from the Switch 2, so it’s not exactly a fair ...

That said, there is one catch. The Steam Deck OLED, which offers a bigger, more colorful screen and a larger battery, is more expensive than the Switch 2, starting at $549.

Steam is the biggest, most robust, most varied gaming storefront in the world, and while not everything is on it most of the stuff you'd want to is, and a good chunk of it plays just fine on the Deck.