Valve announces that the Steam Deck will be available for sale in a new region that previously had no direct access to the gaming handheld.

Valve will finally bring the Steam Deck to Australia as it continues to expand the availability of its popular handheld gaming PC.

Our friends down under will finally be able to buy an officially supported Steam Deck, as it heads to Australia officially in November.

Valve will finally be launching its Steam Deck in Australia this November. The announcement was made at PAX Australia, currently taking place in Melbourne, with the handheld available in the country two years and nine months after its original release.

Australians will finally be able to officially buy Valve’s Steam Deck in their home country — two and a half years after the handheld gaming PC first went on sale, and a year after it arrived in Japan,

Mobile gamers, rejoice. The Steam Deck, introduced by Valve in early 2022, is now officially being sold by the PC gaming giant in Australia, a market the handheld gaming PC has long officially dodged, despite being a popular purchase through third-party retailers.

Valve's Steam Deck is officially coming to Australia, as announced by Valve via a special countdown video presented to gamers at the PAX convention in Melbourne today. Valve has also set up a booth on the PAX floor where fans can check out the handheld for themselves.

After years of waiting and being frustrated, our gaming friends in the Land Down Under will finally be able to get their hands on Valve's Steam Deck, officially. After being spotted at PAX AUS 2024 by VR enthusiast Brad Lynch,

Valve released the OLED Steam Deck last year as a mid-cycle refresh with a better screen, better battery life, better haptics and better components overall than the original. Its OLED screen has thinner bezels,

Two and a half years ago, Valve took the gaming world by storm by announcing and immediately releasing the Steam Deck, a Linux-based handheld gaming PC that was