Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Valve's Steam Frame hardware rollout just hit a big new step. Proof there's at least 27 Steam Frame review units out there, hardware leaks pile up, Portal 2 gets Certified for Steam Frame & Valve are using Steam Machine & Steam Deck 2 to Save PC Gaming
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First, we unpack the "27 review units", which is more about the Steam Frame Wireless Adapter public release showing us how many active steam frames there are right now.
Next, Portal 2 just officially scored a "Playable" compatibility rating for the Steam Frame. We look at what this tells us about how SteamOS will verify your library for standalone VR.
We also look at the future of the Steam Deck 2. How Valve might abandon x86 altogether to build an ARM-based handheld. We explain how translation layers like FEX and Proton make this possible without breaking your existing game library, and how this all saves the entire landscape of PC gaming while Sony's Playstation 5 & PS6 plans reveal an evermore consumer hostile future.
#SteamFrame #SteamDeck2 #ValveLeaks #SteamOS #PCGaming #GamingNews #Portal2 #VRNews
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Valve's Steam Frame hardware rollout just hit a big new step. Proof there's at least 27 Steam Frame review units out there, hardware leaks pile up, Portal 2 gets Certified for Steam Frame & Valve are using Steam Machine & Steam Deck 2 to Save PC Gaming
Steam Frame Funds Goal [ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ $1017 of ??? -- ] paypal.me/BluntNate - Donors get their name on a 3D Printed Faceplate I'll have on it for SF related videos.
If we go OVER whatever the price is, I'll invest the remainder in buying related Accessories for review (Controller grips, alternate head-straps, Charging docks etc) :)
or become a regular supporter; patreon.com/BluntNate
First, we unpack the "27 review units", which is more about the Steam Frame Wireless Adapter public release showing us how many active steam frames there are right now.
Next, Portal 2 just officially scored a "Playable" compatibility rating for the Steam Frame. We look at what this tells us about how SteamOS will verify your library for standalone VR.
We also look at the future of the Steam Deck 2. How Valve might abandon x86 altogether to build an ARM-based handheld. We explain how translation layers like FEX and Proton make this possible without breaking your existing game library, and how this all saves the entire landscape of PC gaming while Sony's Playstation 5 & PS6 plans reveal an evermore consumer hostile future.
#SteamFrame #SteamDeck2 #ValveLeaks #SteamOS #PCGaming #GamingNews #Portal2 #VRNews
twitch.tv/bluntnate - youtube.com/BluntNate



![Steamframe Is ALMOST Here... BUT, UNSUPPORTED Games?!
Is Valve about to drop the massive Steam Frame release data and pricing news we’ve ALL been waiting for?!
Steam Frame Funds Goal [ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ AUD$1078.20 of ??? ] https://paypal.me/BluntNate - Donors get their name on a 3D Printed Faceplate Ill have on it for SF related videos.
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In today’s episode, we’re looking at the latest Steam frame news, leaks, release date, and some intersting news about unsupported PCVR titles like Blade & Sorcery. Plus, we break down Fex and Lepton, the secret weapons behind Valve’s x86-to-ARM and Android compatibility layers, and take a look at early Steamframe prototype images!
Are you buying the Steamframe on day one, or are you waiting it out? Let me know in the comments below!
#Steamframe #Valve #VR #SteamOS #BladeAndSorcery #PCVR #VirtualReality
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