Showing posts with label steam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label steam. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Check Out The Final Design For The Steam Controller



A day after Valve made a bevy of announcements, we're now getting a look at the final version of the company's Steam Controller.

Monday, March 2, 2015

Job Simulator, One of the First SteamVR Games Announced


Job Simulator is a new immersive virtual reality experience set in an arguably utopian future from developer Owlchemy Labs and one of the first games revealed for Valve’s SteamVR project.

Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Steam Region-Locks Games To Fight Currency Exploits


Steam is now region-locking games, most likely in an attempt to prevent users from exploiting the low value of foreign currencies, reports suggest.

Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Dota 2 Shifting Snows Update Adds New Items And Balance Tweaks


Dota 2's Shifting Snows update, a "small gameplay update" with adjustments meant to "augment your strategies," is out now.

According to the Dota 2 website, the update brings a winter theme to the MOBA in lieu of a canceled Frostivus event, plus new items on the Dota store.

Thursday, March 27, 2014

Halo: Spartan Assault Is Coming To Steam




The top-down shooter that started on the moribund Windows phone platform and Windows 8 in July, went to both Xbox platforms around the holidays, and is finally coming to Valve's digital distribution platform.

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Amazon's console could stream "top-tier" PC games at 30fps






Amazon's rumored console could stream full PC titles, sources speaking with TechCrunch said today. Such functionality would conceivably allow the system to compete directly with Xbox and PlayStation consoles, as well as PC download hubs like Origin and Steam.

Games available for streaming are described as "top-tier," though specific titles were not mentioned. They will be streamed, according to the report, using Amazon's services and will run at 30fps. Amazon already has an extensive network of high-capacity servers across the country, which are currently used to power its various digital content and cloud-based initiatives.

The site's sources also said Amazon's rumored console will have a form factor similar to

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Free Portal 2 level editor arrives May 8

Valve's highly regarded game Portal 2 will add a puzzle editor for the PC and Mac on May 8, the company announced today. The editor--announced last October--will arrive as part of the free Perpetual Testing Initiative downloadable content.

Gamers can begin building their own Portal 2 levels on May 8.The puzzle editor will allow players to create, share, and download Portal 2 levels. Players can publish their creations to the Steam Workshop, where users can browse, vote on, and select other levels to try out.

No mention was made of the Perpetual Testing Initiative DLC coming to the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3, and as of press time, Valve had not responded to GameSpot's request for comment.

The PS3 version of Portal 2 supports Steam, but no Steam Workshop support on that platform has been announced. The Xbox 360 version of Portal 2 does not feature Steam integration of any kind.

The Perpetual Testing Initiative DLC is the second batch of post-release add-on content for Portal 2. It follows 2011's free Peer Review content, which hit all platforms on October 4.

[gamespot.com]