As mentioned in another news article, Valve seemed to have plans for the Steam Console Revival. However, it seems that the rumor has been debunked, as there was not enough credible sources to sustain the claim. Valve is more focused on the Steam Deck and they wish to give users the best experience with that hardware. The Steam Deck is starting to show its age however, so we at Infinite Start will discuss possible plans by Valve.
Steam Deck Refresh
There is a chance that Valve might instead release an update to the popular hybrid handheld system. Valve has been lately doing a big push to try and partner up with the Linux community to bring more power to the Steam Deck. SteamOS is close now, and it will forever change gaming accessibility by providing users with Linux by default. Microsoft has been a negligent company for years now, and they are more focused on harvesting user data and creating useless “AI” applets.
Linux is able to optimize and bring forth the true potential of your PC, couple this with the accessibility plans of Valve and the OS will become more accessible than ever before. Many users complain about Linux installations without giving them a proper chance to shine, but the results are there. Newer games run blazing fast on Linux distributions, and there’s even gaming based distributions such as CachyOS to allow you to tweak your system. Doing so, users can acquire maximum performance without being bloated by useless “AI” driven waste.
Configuring PC resource will always be superior than bloating your machine with an useless chat bot that consumes tons of resources and spies on you. If you are a true gamer, Linux is the best option to optimize your game time and protect your own privacy, and its also completely free to acquire.
