News, reviews, articles on the topic Valve

Anton Kratiuk
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Anton Kratiuk 29.05.2025, 21:23

Gamers can access a catalogue of over 2,200 games from all popular services

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Anton Kratiuk 28.05.2025, 11:15

The performance and battery life of the gadget on Valve's OS has increased significantly

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Anton Kratiuk 26.05.2025, 21:11

The authors will draw a line under all the story lines and conclude the story

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Anton Kratiuk 23.05.2025, 17:32

Lenovo Legion Go and Asus ROG Ally users can already install SteamOS

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Anton Kratiuk 21.05.2025, 19:21

What's more, insiders report that such a feature is already being tested

Vladyslav Nuzhnov
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Vladyslav Nuzhnov 14.05.2025, 11:12

Valve is expanding its Steam Deck Verified programme by introducing a new game compatibility rating system for all SteamOS devices other than Steam Deck. This initiative will help gamers quickly determine whether a particular game is supported on their SteamOS device, including the new Lenovo Legion Go S.

Vladyslav Nuzhnov
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Vladyslav Nuzhnov 08.05.2025, 11:54

Eight years of work, an official Greenlight from Valve, and thousands of fans waiting for it - none of this saved Classic Offensive, a fan remake of the original Counter-Strike on the CS:GO engine. The project was finally cancelled after Valve decided that the mod violated its intellectual property.

Irina Miller
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Irina Miller 02.05.2025, 08:00

In 1983, the 20-year-old came to visit his brother at the office of the company that had just released MS-DOS. The usual family trip ended in an unusual way: he received a job offer personally from Steve Ballmer, the same man who later shouted "Developers! Developers!" on stage. At the same time, he dropped out of Harvard before he graduated. And after 13 years of working at Microsoft, he became a millionaire. But everything changes when he finds out that the shooter Doom is installed on more computers than Windows 95 itself, which he has been working on all these years.

At first, he helped port Doom to Windows, which quickly raised its profile in the gaming world. But in the end, he made a more radical choice - at the age of 34, on his wedding day, our hero founded Valve, the studio that would go on to create DOTA, Steam, Counter-Strike, and a meme called Half-Life 3. You guessed it, the "guy's" name is Gabe Newell, and today he is called the richest man in the gaming industry with a fortune estimated at $9.5 billion as of 2024.

Anton Kratiuk
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Anton Kratiuk 24.03.2025, 11:27

HP is considering a partnership with Valve

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Anton Kratiuk 18.03.2025, 12:47

For now, the firmware is only available to members of the Steam Deck Preview programme

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Anton Kratiuk 15.03.2025, 20:33

The cult game from Valve is not losing its popularity