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Valve is building up a head of Steam

Bristol Post

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November 20, 2025

VALVE has already made a name for itself with its Steam gaming platform and the Steam Deck handheld console.

- JUSTIN CONNOLLY

This week, the company revealed some hardware plans to take its efforts to the next level.

Not only is Valve releasing a Steam-branded games console PC, but there's also a VR headset and a games controller coming our way.

And if any of them show the same kind of innovation and commitment to quality as the Steam Deck, we're all on to a winner.

If you're not familiar with Steam, it's a storefront for PC games and a way to manage them - like an App Store for games.

It runs on both Windows and Macs, but its strength really lies in its Windows offerings.

The Steam Deck allows you to play these Windows games on the go on a handheld console, a bit like a Nintendo Switch, but more powerful.

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Tom Stoppard Tributes to 'wonderful friend' who started his career in city

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time to read

3 mins

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Education Council plan to shrink schools 'flies in the face of logic'

SCHOOLS will shrink and have fewer classes in a part of Bristol where 2,400 homes are going to be built. As part of a new plan to make sure schools have the right number of places, there will soon be fewer classes despite local councillors predicting an increase in children.

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Football That's a massive win for our confidence, says City boss

GERHARD Struber explained how Bristol City were able to showcase a different face in the opening exchanges of their win over Portsmouth, after the Robins were “on fire” early to secure a “massive” three points at Fratton Park.

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Netanyahu seeks pardon

ISRAEL'S Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked the country’s president to grant him a pardon in his long-running corruption trial which has bitterly divided the nation.

time to read

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Funding concerns lead to calls for 'real action' on wild salmon decline

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Lammy to reveal plans for more juryless trials

MAJOR reforms to be announced this week will \"put victims front and centre\" of the criminal justice system, Justice Secretary David Lammy has said, amid reports that jury trials could be restricted to rape, murder and manslaughter.

time to read

2 mins

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'We really consider the locals' Pub granted licence for 8,000 people

A PUB on the northern outskirts of Bristol lauded as a \"community hero\" has been permitted to host events with a capacity of 8,000.

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2 mins

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Tropical House Hot new attraction is a home for endangered species

THE humid climate of Asia and Africa is being recreated in a new habitat at Bristol Zoo Project featuring 14 species of reptiles, mammals, insects and birds.

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