Valve’s highly anticipated Steam deck has been delayed to 2022, leaving the PC market in limbo for now. The game-streaming service is launching its own computer hardware to go with it. It will be interesting to see how this all pans out and what impact it may have on future releases by Valve.,
Valve’s Steam Deck is a new gaming platform that was originally scheduled to release in 2020. However, the company has announced that it will be delayed until 2022.
Those of you planning to play MMOs on Valve’s Steam Deck this Christmas season will be disappointed to learn that the device’s arrival has been pushed back from December 2021 to February 2022.
“We apologize for this—we tried our best to work around global supply chain challenges, but components aren’t reaching our production facilities in time for us to fulfill our original launch dates owing to material shortages,” the company says.
And this is just the beginning of what’s to come! In this episode of The MOP Together, we’ve rounded up some of the lesser MMO news pieces and videos from the last week (and if you spot anything we missed, please let us know)!
In South Korea, Google is permitting third-party app payment alternatives and has reduced the service cost from 15% to 11%.
On the 10th, Bless Unleashed released a tiny patch that enhanced the pace at which S-tier gear drops in time dungeons. Cheaters were also recognized and chastised by the studio.
In celebration of the game’s one-year Naddic debut anniversary, Closers Online is offering some free signup incentives.
For “Heist Month,” Grand Theft Auto Online is bringing back all five heists.
Alisa Chen spoke about her experience with Bungie and dealing with impostor syndrome.
Ravendawn is preparing for its Alpha 3 test, which will incorporate the housing system as well as a slew of other tweaks.
“Cassidy’s New Blood Challenge is here,” stated Overwatch. “Get ready to strap up and collect bounties alongside your favorite gunslinger.” “Play games to gain unique goodies, including a player symbol, sprays, and the Sandstorm Cassidy skin, now until November 23.”
A Shakespeare ensemble made up of Fallout 76 gamers put on a performance of Macbeth!
Warframe has launched its Prime Resurgence program, which allows players to unlock numerous warframes for free this month in anticipation for a major narrative release next month.
Activision Blizzard issued an apology to the entire Muslim community after a Call of Duty zombie level included pages from the Quran on various floors.
This week, content makers for World of Warships earned money for veteran organizations such as Stack Up and the Wounded Warrior Project.
“By accomplishing recurrent tasks, you will gain unique points,” says Allods Online about a new Sarnaut war campaign. As you collect them, the fight campaign’s level will rise, and you’ll be rewarded with numerous rewards.”
Ragnarok Online Prime just annihilated Morroc and introduced 13 new classes to the game.
This video will teach you how to participate in wormhole warfare in EVE Online:
As the game’s newest champion, Azaan the Eternal is ready for a fight in Paladins:
The fourth season of Rogue Company began with a new map set in Mexico:
Every year, the MMO business produces an increasing amount of news; no one website could possibly cover it all. That’s why, every week, we compile all the extras in The MOP Up, our weekly roundup of MMO news we don’t want to go lost in the gaps of time. Send us your breaking news through our tip line!
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The “steam deck apologizes” is a delay that the Valve’s Steam Deck has been pushed back to 2022. The announcement was made by Valve on their website.
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