Valve’s Steam Controller is dead

Posted on 27/11/2019 by Engadget RSS Feed

Four years after Valve released its oddball Steam Controller, it's not making any more. The controller is on sale today for $5 -- that's 90 percent off its list price of $49.99 -- and a note in the Steam Store warns that there's a limited quantity re...

Steam Matters For Indie Developers – ‘Day Z’ Offers A Million Reasons Why

Posted on 17/01/2014 by forbes

As Day Z racks up a million sales in four weeks, Steam once again demonstrates its ability to make a game – even when its creator is warning casual players not to buy it yet. Dead Reckoning PC...

Steam Removes Game ‘Order Of War: Challenge’ From User Libraries

Posted on 30/12/2013 by forbes

It was bound to happen sooner or later. Valve’s online gaming distribution website Steam has removed what appears to be the very first game from user libraries. Many games have been removed from the...

Steam store reveals a handful of new categories, hints at non-gaming app possibilities

Posted on 16/07/2012 by Mat Smith

Steam's Android app has thrown up a selection of new categories that point to the possibility of productivity apps and other types of non-gaming software being sold in the near-future. Ranging from photo editing to accounting, there's ten categories that aren't available on the desktop version. It would open up yet another branch for Valve, which already offers books and movies through its online store, but until these categories get fleshed-out -- they're currently empty -- we're left guessing as to what it's likely to offer.

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