I’ve been playing so much Resident Evil 2 Dual Shock Ver. on PS4 lately, creating streams, clips, and guides for it. When I heard that Leon would be returning in Resident Evil Requiem , I was so hype. There’s something about revisiting Resident Evil 2 that feels timeless. Every save room theme, every tense hallway, every encounter with Mr. X reminds me why Leon Kennedy became such an iconic character. Streaming those moments, breaking them down into guides, and sharing clips with the community has been my way of keeping the survival horror spirit alive. Then the leak happened. The poster dropped, the whispers spread, and suddenly Leon wasn’t just a memory — he was back. Older, rugged, scarred by years of battles, standing alongside Grace Ashcroft in the rain-soaked imagery of Requiem . It felt less like a spoiler and more like a ritual sign: a reminder that the energy of Resident Evil is still evolving, still haunting, still alive. For me, this isn’t just news. It’s a moment of...
After fourteen years of logging into my Steam account, I thought I had seen it all: endless sales, indie gems, and the timeless thrill of classic Valve titles like Counter-Strike 2 and Left 4 Dead 2 . But nothing prepared me for Valve’s latest announcement. Steam isn’t just a storefront anymore—it’s stepping boldly into the realm of hardware, blurring the line between PC and console. What excites me most is how customizable and wireless this new ecosystem feels. For someone who grew up with Steam as a digital library, seeing it evolve into a physical, flexible console-like experience is both surreal and thrilling. 🎮 The New Steam Hardware Lineup Steam Machine Compact gaming PC designed for the living room. Console-like form factor with 4K gaming at 60 FPS . Optimized for SteamOS but remains open for customization. Ships in early 2026 across North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. Steam Frame (VR Headset) Lightweight, next-gen VR headset optimized for Steam. Comfortable de...