Valve will support SteamOS on more handheld devices going forward, starting with the ROG Ally

Valve will support SteamOS on more handheld devices going forward, starting with the ROG Ally

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Handheld gaming has come a long way, and Valve's Steam Deck has been a major contributor in recent years. And it might get even better.

Valve confirms: SteamOS 3 for other devices is coming!

Valve's commitment to expanding the reach of its Linux-based SteamOS is taking a significant step forward. The company has confirmed that it will extend official support to competing handheld gaming devices, starting with the Asus ROG Ally.

As on-the-go gaming becomes increasingly popular, this could greatly advance the advancement of handheld gaming. This could make SteamOS a viable option for a wider audience of gamers who prefer portability without sacrificing the rich experience of PC gaming.

The journey there has been long. Valve initially envisioned a future where any PC manufacturer could make a machine with the company's operating system. This was a concept that aimed to bring PC gaming to the living room via SteamOS. This laid the foundation for the development of the company's very own Steam Deck.

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