Steam Deck has now booted its first PS5 game through the experimental SharpEmu emulator, with Astro’s Playroom running at 0,6 FPS SharpEmu managed to get the game running directly on Steam Deck through SteamOS, without Remote Play or cloud streaming. The performance is currently around 0.5–1 FPS, and the game only reaches the PlayStation Studios intro and loading screen. It’s obviously nowhere near playable yet but it’s something

Steam Deck OLED prices have increased again across several Asian markets, with South Korea seeing the biggest jump. The 1TB model now costs ₩1,578,000, up 51% from its previous price. Updated prices: - Japan – 512GB OLED: ¥137,980 | 1TB OLED: ¥167,980 - South Korea – 512GB OLED: ₩1,298,000 | 1TB OLED: ₩1,578,000 - Taiwan – 512GB OLED: NT$26,280 | 1TB OLED: NT$31,800 - Hong Kong – 512GB OLED: HK$6,488 | 1TB OLED: HK$7,788 The latest increases range from 38% to 51%, depending on the model and region. This follows an earlier round of price hikes in March 2026 linked to exchange rates.

Steam has officially added “Bullet Heaven” as a new genre tag for the Vampire Survivors style of games. The tag went live today as part of a larger update that introduced 17 new genre categories to the store. Valve’s description reads: “The opposite of Bullet Hell; focus on upgrades while automatically attacking hordes of enemies.” This marks the first time the genre has its own dedicated browsing category on Steam. Players can now find the category directly on Steam by searching the Bullet Heaven tag.

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A Steam Machine owner has made custom faceplates out of real marble, the same type of marble Michelangelo used forhis famous sculptures. The creator is a professional stonemason and used Statuario marble from the Carrara region of Italy, along with Sahara Noir and Roman travertine. The marble panels are only about 5–6 mm thick and are attached to 3D-printed bases to keep them lighter and help protect the stone. He’s already been using one on his Steam Machine and plans to test its temperatures against the standard faceplate. He’s also considering making a small batch of these real marble faceplates for other Steam Machine owners.

One Steam Deck owner got so tired of family members using it and handing it back with a dead battery that they built a wild anti-theft case with a built-in taser. The setup also includes 3D-printed spikes, a Raspberry Pi that runs a camera, speaker and alarm, plus motion detection that warns anyone who gets too close. The creator says it did the trick, and now everyone asks before borrowing the handheld