'We’re Still Looking at It in the Same Way' – Valve Says the RAM Crisis Hasn’t Affected Its Plans for Steam Deck 2
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Valve reiterated that the ongoing RAM crisis had not altered its intentions for a Steam Deck 2, confirming that its plans remained unchanged. The company said it was still working out how and when to bring the device to market, but provided no new timeline.
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