Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney confirms there are no plans to add Steam Deck support for the free-to-play battle royale shooter.
Valve has updated its list of Unsupported, Supported and Verified games on the Steam Deck thus far, adding several names to all categories.
On the day of launch at 10 AM PT/1 PM ET, the first batch of order emails will be sent out for those who reserved a unit. Shipping begins on February 28th.
The list of 38 Steam Deck Verified games so far also includes the likes of Hollow Knight, Psychonauts 2, Scarlet Nexus, and several more.
"Global pandemic, supply issues, and shipping issues notwithstanding, it looks like we'll be able to start getting these out the door by the end of February," Valve says.
Valve designer Greg Coomer reassures that "all the signs are pointing" to the company "being able to ship in February."
Valve also confirms that with the final prototype build of the Steam Deck having been wrapped up, it's now going to make minor adjustments for the final product.
In response to Tyler McVicker's latest video on the same, the company says "he has no inside information about what goes on at Valve."
"No, that doesn't make much sense to us. It's a PC and it should just play games like a PC," said Valve regarding its interest in exclusives.
It's been claimed that in a bid to bolster the Steam Deck, Valve is currently working on a co-op FPS/RTS hybrid based on Half-Life called Citadel.
Along with maintaining strong frame rate performance, image quality for the 2019 title is also fairly good on Valve's portable PC handheld.
Valve confirms its upcoming handheld gaming PC has been delayed past its original December launch by two months.
PlayStation indies boss Shuhei Yoshida has taken to Twitter to post a photo of Horizon Zero Dawn running on Valve's upcoming handheld device.
Each Steam game will be given one of four categorizations depending on whether or not it can run on the portable device.
Valve opens up its handheld PC, discusses what it contains, why you really shouldn't be messing with its components and much more.
Valve has revealed a lot more about the Steam Deck in recent weeks, and here are 10 more things that you should know before buying the console.
BattlEye anti-cheat has now confirmed support for Steam Deck in a recent Tweet, following in the footsteps of EasyAntiCheat.
Valve confirms in a handy FAQ that the Steam Deck can be used as a controller while playing games on PC via remote play.
Valve has seemingly sent out Steam Deck to multiple developers for testing existing games on the actual hardware.
Xbox boss Phil Spencer has had a Steam Deck for about a week, and having played the likes of Halo and Age of Empires on it, is impressed with how its running xCloud.
