Switch Update 23.0.0 Fixes a Flaw That Needs Your QR Code
Nintendo's advisory covers the original Switch, Lite and OLED. The attack only works if someone else scans the code on your screen.
Consoles, handhelds and the hardware you play on. Not game reviews.
Nintendo's advisory covers the original Switch, Lite and OLED. The attack only works if someone else scans the code on your screen.
Eligible US accounts get store credit automatically, split by purchases. Filings estimate $1.14 on average, paid after a 15 October hearing.
Valve shuffled the lists on 17 September and gives nobody a queue number. Community trackers estimate one from email timestamps.
Valve's own page lists four models from $1,049 to $1,428, and every button joins a waitlist. The controller adds $79.
Verified means 30fps at 800p and text no smaller than 9 pixels. Unknown means nobody has checked, not that it is bad.
Sony's terms say using the word purchase "does not mean or imply any transfer of ownership". Valve's say the same thing shorter.
Two hours played, fourteen days from purchase. A game bought on Black Friday stops being refundable on 11 December.
Online play runs $19.99 a year on Switch 2 and $119.88 on Xbox. Storage expansion differs just as sharply, and both are fixed when you buy.

The ROG Ally X carries twice the Steam Deck's battery and lasts about as long at full tilt. The capacity bought performance, not hours.

A hub, not a video upgrade. Valve's own specs put the official dock's display ceiling below what the Deck does over plain USB-C.

Not a console. A small AMD computer running Linux — which is why it plays what it plays, and why battery life is a range not a number.

The frame counter says 120 and the game still lurches. That hitch is usually the game building a shader at the moment it first needs it.
Twenty-nine published scores for three machines: two a tenth of a point apart at the top, and one that reviewers split over like no other.
The premium over a standard Series X includes a game that has been on sale since early August.
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