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As a loyal Steam Deck player, I’d be heartbroken if the news came out that Valve never makes a second generation. But at the AMD and Lenovo event named “The Future of Gaming Handhelds,” I got a chance to talk to Valve’s SteamOS designer Pierre-Loup Griffais (on the left) about it and the answers

Lenovo has just announced the first licensed Steam OS handheld, and a short time with the device reveals a familiar experience.

A Windows version of the Legion Go S is also on the way, plus Lenovo has a bigger brother prototype in the works

Valve keeps telling us not to expect a Steam Deck 2 any time soon, but the Lenovo Go S could make a tidy substitute. The Lenovo Go S will be the first

Following months of rumors, the new Lenovo Legion Go S has finally arrived, and I'm pretty hyped to see there's a SteamOS version. While I wouldn't go as far to call the laptop maker's new handheld a Steam Deck, it should help normalize PC operating systems that are actually build for portable play.

The advent of handheld PC gaming has been a boon for players, with Valve’s Steam Deck leading the charge and remaining one of the best user-friendly options for getting into the format. The Steam Deck itself remains one of the better handheld devices players can buy,