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Valve’s new Steam Machine verification system is silent on these Steam Deck-busters

Valve has introduced a new verification system for Steam Machine and SteamOS compatibility, appearing directly on the Steam storefront.

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Valve has launched a verification system for Steam Machine and SteamOS compatibility. The new ratings are now visible on the Steam store, allowing users to identify if games are compatible with these specific systems.

Coverage from outlets including Ars Technica, GameDev.net, TechPowerUp, Engadget, PC Guide, and Trend Hunter emphasizes that the system provides clarity for SteamOS users. However, reports note that the system remains silent regarding specific third-party devices described as Steam Deck-busters.

Future updates will clarify how this verification system applies to external hardware devices. It remains to be seen if additional labels will be introduced to address compatibility gaps for non-Valve hardware.

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Quick answers

What is the new Steam verification system?

It is a rating system on the Steam store that indicates if a game is compatible with Steam Machines and SteamOS.

Does the system cover all handheld devices?

Coverage states the system is currently silent regarding several devices identified as Steam Deck-busters.

Where can users see these ratings?

The compatibility ratings are available directly on the Steam store.

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