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The antitrust lawsuit against Steam is now a class action, and that could have big repercussions for Valve
news The lawsuit, originally filed in 2021, now encompasses "all persons or entities" who have sold games on Steam since 2017.
Elon Musk says too many game studios are owned by giant corporations so his giant corporation is going to start a studio to 'make games great again'
news Musk says he's going to launch an "AI game studio" at his xAI startup.
Shuhei Yoshida, the man behind the most savage gaming roast of all time, leaves PlayStation after 31 years: 'It's been a dream job'
The Sony veteran has been with PlayStation from the start and played a major role in its evolution.
Former BioWare boss Casey Hudson is closing the studio he launched in 2021 without releasing a single game
news Hudson said the studio was forced to shut down because of "an unexpected shortfall of funding."
Microsoft has had enough of your alt-tabbing ways, and now Edge wants to be your default in-game browser
Game Assist does lot of stuff you can basically already do. But with Edge.
Steam has died its final death on Windows 7 and 8: Nearly a year after Valve ended support, new Steam updates will no longer function on the ancient OSes
news We had a good run, didn't we?
Gabe Newell says no-one in the industry thought Steam would work as a distribution platform—'I'm not talking about 1 or 2 people, I mean like 99%'
News "It was a very weird time."
Ex-Blizzard president has rather boldly called Sony's potential FromSoftware scoop 'probably a top 2 acquisition in videogames in the last 15+ years if not ever'
news "The only thing bigger would be buying Valve or Nintendo."
