Digital Maus Weekly — July 16–23, 2026
This week brought meaningful changes to handheld gaming, including classic Xbox games arriving on Windows PCs, a sharp estimated decline in Steam Deck sales, and new devices pushing both the…
This week brought meaningful changes to handheld gaming, including classic Xbox games arriving on Windows PCs, a sharp estimated decline in Steam Deck sales, and new devices pushing both the…
This week’s handheld gaming news focused on increasingly expensive premium hardware, the continuing effect of component shortages, and new devices aimed at both modern PC gaming and retro enthusiasts. You…
This week brought meaningful changes across handheld gaming, including new Steam Deck software updates, a significant Nintendo hardware transition, expanded Xbox handheld support, and another AYANEO release. For more handheld…
June 11, 2026 – June 18, 2026 Welcome to this week’s edition of Digital Maus Weekly, where we round up the biggest developments in handheld gaming. For additional handheld gaming…
Handheld gaming continues to shift in unexpected ways. This week brought higher prices, new handheld announcements, retro gaming controversy, and continued efforts to improve the Xbox experience on portable PCs.…
May 15, 2026 – May 22, 2026 This week in handheld gaming focused heavily on Microsoft’s growing Xbox handheld strategy, SteamOS continuing to expand beyond the Steam Deck, and several…
A focused look at the latest handheld gaming developments this week, centered on platform strategy, ecosystem direction, and where performance and pricing are heading next. Valve expands Steam Deck performance…
April 17, 2026 – April 24, 2026 This week in handheld gaming highlights a shift away from hardware upgrades toward platform experience, pricing strategy, and ecosystem control. Across the industry,…
April 3, 2026 – April 10, 2026 A weekly roundup of handheld gaming news covering Steam Deck vs Windows, ROG Ally performance, Switch 2 expectations, Xbox platform changes, and the…
Walking the show floor at CES 2026, one theme kept repeating itself: computing is getting smaller, more modular, and more personal. Across multiple booths, I saw devices that blur the…