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🖥 Steam Deck, PCSteam Workshop now looks like it was designed in this decade
Workshop just got a fancy UI update, fresh out of the beta branch.
🖥 PCPlaying 007 First Light? Send us gameplay videos galore and you could win a $500 Amazon gift card
Your best clip could win big.
🖥 PCZenless Zone Zero 'copied my puzzle game,' indie dev says, posts a pretty convincing video to prove it
This is the second time over the past month that MiHoYo has been accused of ripping off an indie project for one of its games.
🖥 PCSteam may have just thrown its weight behind bullet heaven, but last week's standout game was a one-of-a-kind bullet hell FPS
Luna Abyss was a long time coming, but I'm already hoping for more of its kind.
🖥 PCAs its retirement looms, Destiny 2 is still the gold standard for joyous gunplay
Even now, shotgun wizards remain unbeatable.
🖥 PC, Multi-platformThe Steam Controller Has A Strange Rumble Issue That’s Making It Unusable In Some Games
Valve's Steam Controller presents itself as one of the best options for playing games on PC, specifically (but not limited to(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/how-to-play-non-steam-games-with-a-steam-controller-on-pc/)) games on Steam and through Steam Input. With tight integration into the platform, tons of customization options, and the ability to easily play controller and traditional keyboard- and- mouse titles alike, there's little to suggest that this isn't the one controller that does it all. Except that, currently, some firmware quirks are severely holding it back. One of the most prevalent involves the controller's rumble, which exhibits some unpredictable and, in many cases, completely broken behavior, depending on the game you're playing. I've had a mostly great time with the Steam Controller, but recently some newer (and older) games have exposed the issue. With 007 First Light, the Steam Controller consistently (and powerfully) pulses, almost as if it's mimicking an in-game heartbeat, irrespective of what I'm doing. It's the same in Forza Horizon 6, albeit with far less force, but with the same rhythmic vibration that doesn't stop. Swapping to an Xbox controller in both cases resolves the issue entirely, laying blame squarely on Valve's controller. But with Hollow Knight: Silksong, however, everything works as expected. That's the same for an older game like Metro Exodus, making the matter more confusing. This isn't isolated either. The Steam Controller subreddit(https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamController/comments/1tod0kh/steamcontroller2026rumbleisalmostunusable/?sort=new) is starting to become filled with similar posts regarding strange rumble behavior recently, perhaps due to a new firmware version potentially breaking something for those who have downloaded it. Some users have mentioned sending in the controller for a replacement, only for that to exhibit the same issue. Other users report not experiencing the issue at all. Steam Support, as reported by others, lays the blame squarely on developer support, and the absence of an official Steam Controller profile. That might be the case, but, as some users have noted, that shouldn't make the controller completely unusable. We've contacted Valve directly, and will update this story with any reply we receive in the future. It's a disappointing reality for a controller that is already very expensive, despite all of its distinct features that are meant to set it apart from the plethora of third-party controllers. But if game support is going to be this spotty, and especially so in instances where the Steam Controller is the only one at fault, it does make that asking price seem a little steeper.
🖥 PCYes, 007 First Light's tutorial really is a whole 3 hours of training montage and agent bonding time
By hour two James wasn't the only one chafing at yet another training exercise in Malta.
🖥 PCNo Man's Sky now has its own Death Star with a laser so big it can 'destroy space station sized objects'
Look at the size of that thing!
🖥 PCHow to infiltrate the hotel in 007 First Light by finding the press badge or stealthing through the window
Your first test of true spycraft in First Light gives you a few different ways to enter the Carpathian Hotel.
🖥 Steam Deck, PC, Multi-platformValve Just Raised The Price Of The Steam Deck By Hundreds Of Dollars
!Game Informer News(https://www.gameinformer.com/sites/default/files/styles/bodydefault/public/2023/11/09/835b4715/steamdeckoledbuttons.jpg.webp) If you don't already own a Steam Deck, but do want one, I have some bad news for you: Valve just raised the price(https://store.steampowered.com/steamdeck) by hundreds of dollars. While the LCD version of the Deck has been discontinued (but is still great and available second-hand), the OLED 512GB and 1TB versions are now back in stock, but with increased prices that "reflect the current state of component costs and other global logistical challenges across the industry as a whole," Valve has announced. The 512GB OLED Deck will now cost $789, up from $549, and the 1TB OLED Deck will now cost $949, up from $649 – that's a $240 and $300 price jump, respectively. That makes yesterday the best time to buy a Steam Deck because these new prices are in effect immediately. While unfortunate for would-be buyers, this price jump isn't all that surprising. Valve joins PlayStation(https://gameinformer.com/2026/03/27/sony-announces-playstation-5-and-portal-price-increases-coming-next-week), Xbox(https://gameinformer.com/2025/05/01/xbox-console-and-accessory-price-increases-begin-today-80-first-party-games-starting), and Nintendo(https://gameinformer.com/2026/05/08/the-switch-2-is-getting-a-price-increase) in raising hardware prices in response to current logistics-related computing costs. RAM, in particular, is especially hard to come by these days as AI companies buy it up in bulk to power data centers and more, and it doesn't help that the U.S. President has enacted tariffs that affect countries worldwide, including America, when it comes to costs. This does not inspire confidence in Valve's plans to release the console-like Steam Machine this year(https://gameinformer.com/2025/11/12/valve-announces-console-like-steam-machine-steam-frame-vr-headset-and-new-steam), despite launching the Steam Controller(https://gameinformer.com/2026/05/07/after-a-chaotic-launch-steam-controller-reservations-will-open-tomorrow) earlier this month (which it was able to do because the controller does not use RAM, a high-demand, low-supply component that things like the Steam Deck and Steam Machine need). While waiting for the world to get better, read Game Informer's Steam Deck review(https://gameinformer.com/hardware/2022/02/25/the-steam-deck-review), and then check out our list of the top 10 Steam Deck games(https://gameinformer.com/2025/05/09/the-top-10-steam-deck-games) after that. Do you think prices will ever go down again? Let us know in the comments below!
🖥 PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, PC007 First Light: Needle's Eye walkthrough
!(https://assetsio.gnwcdn.com/007-first-light-malta.jpg?width=690&quality=85&format=jpg&auto=webp) With our thrilling adventure now in full swing, 007 First Light(https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/games/007-first-light)'s campaign picks up in the aftermath of Bond's fateful run-in with MI6 in Against The Odds(https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/007-first-light-against-the-odds-walkthrough), as he begins his training to officially become the secret agent we know and love. The next step on our adventure will take us to the scenic island of Malta. Better known by me as the holiday destination my parents always floated going to as a kid before we'd inevitably end up in good ol' Cornwall, but 007's not here for an ice cream and a tan. He's here to complete his super spy training montage. Read more(https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/007-first-light-needles-eye-walkthrough)
🖥 Steam Deck, PCValve's Steam Deck price jumps by nearly 50%, now costs $949 for a 1TB model
The state of the world has caught up to Valve's hardware.