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  • Valve is Being Sued by New York Claiming Its Loot Boxes are Gambling

    Valve is Being Sued by New York Claiming Its Loot Boxes are Gambling

    Valve accused of promoting "quintessential gambling."

    Valve is being sued yet again. This time it's from New York's attorney general Letitia James. According to reporting on this lawsuit from Reuters, James is accusing Valve of "promoting illegal gambling and threatening to addict children through its use of 'loot boxes'."

    The suit was filed earlier in the day on February 25 in a state court in Manhattan. James says that the loot boxes violate the...
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  • Steam Deck Out of Stock Due to Global Memory Shortage

    Steam Deck Out of Stock Due to Global Memory Shortage

    Because we all needed another reason to tell these AI slop-pushing tech bros to go fuck themselves.

    Another consumer focused electronic device is feeling the squeeze this week due to the ever worsening memory shortage. Valve has confirmed that the Steam Deck "may be out-of-stock intermittently in some regions due to memory and storage shortages." This announcement from Valve comes directly from the Steam Deck store page.

    Both yesterday and continuing on into...
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  • Massive $900 Million Lawsuit against Valve is Given Greenlight in Britain

    Massive $900 Million Lawsuit against Valve is Given Greenlight in Britain

    The next step in a lawsuit brought about in 2024.

    Valve is now facing a £656 million lawsuit in Britain. The lawsuit alleges that Valve prevents publishers from selling their games more cheaply or earlier on rival platforms.

    Valve had attempted to have the courts dismiss the lawsuit after it was first filed back in 2024. According to the BBC, Valve's push to have the lawsuit dismiss has failed as a judge has given the greenlight to say that the case against Valve may...
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  • Valve Announces New Steam Controller for 2026

    Valve Announces New Steam Controller for 2026

    Should be familiar to many people.

    As the case was with the old Steam Machines, Valve once offered a controller that was aptly named Steam Controller. It featured two circular touchpads, a single thumbstick, and the common ABXY-button scheme.

    It released in late 2015 alongside the original Steam Machine. While it was made for use with those Steam Machines, you could use it on PC or a Steam Link without any issue. It wasn't a terrible device, once you got over the awkward...
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  • Valve Announces a New Steam Machine

    Valve Announces a New Steam Machine

    They live!

    Valve once had an idea for a small form factor gaming PC that would run SteamOS and offer PC gamers a console-like experience. The studio partnered with several vendors, each coming out with their own versions of the Steam Machine. They often featured different hardware configurations but so long as they included Valve's small list of requirements, they were given the Steam Machine branding.

    The first batch of Steam Machines came out in late 2015 and cost anywhere...
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  • Valve Announces Steam Frame - A New VR Headset

    Valve Announces Steam Frame - A New VR Headset

    Go away Index, you're old news.

    Valve just announced some new hardware today and it starts with the newly revealed Steam Frame, previously known in the rumor-verse as "Deckard." The Steam Frame is a new virtual reality headset from Valve that will allow you to play and stream all of your Steam games, VR and non-VR alike, with one device.

    The Steam Frame includes the headset and new Steam Frame controllers (not to be confused with the new Steam Controller)....
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  • Valve Deckard VR Headset: 2025 Release Date, Price & 'Steam Frame' Rumors

    Valve Deckard VR Headset: 2025 Release Date, Price & 'Steam Frame' Rumors

    The long-awaited successor to the Index have just entered into mass production.
    For years, the virtual reality community has been buzzing with anticipation for a successor to Valve's popular 2019 Index headset (pictured above). Rumors have swirled around a project codenamed Valve Deckard, a next-generation device poised to redefine the VR landscape. Now, new reports and leaks suggest that the headset, potentially named "Steam Frame," is not only real but could be very close to release. Release ...
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  • Steam Autumn Sale is Live

    Steam Autumn Sale is Live

    The leaves are falling and so are these prices!

    The annual Steam Autumn Sale is now live. Where? On Steam, of course. The annual seasonal sale is actually starting a couple of months earlier than normal. This is presumably being moved to give a bit more breathing room between this sale and the annual Steam Winter Sale, which typically kicks off around mid-December.

    There are a lot of games with discounted prices during the sale. I am guessing there are at least like...
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  • Steam Deck 256GB LCD Gets 20% Price Cut in Surprise Early Sale

    Steam Deck 256GB LCD Gets 20% Price Cut in Surprise Early Sale

    Get a big 20% off discount on Steam Deck.

    PC gamers waiting patiently for the annual Steam Autumn Sale are in for a major surprise. Valve has decided to kick the sales off a week early by offering a significant 20% discount on the Steam Deck 256GB LCD model. This early sale is live right now, well ahead of the broader Autumn Sale. From now until the end of the Steam Autumn Sale, the Steam Deck 256GB LCD model is available for just $319.20. This is a full 20% off its regular pri...
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  • Valve to End Steam Support for 32-Bit Windows in 2026

    Valve to End Steam Support for 32-Bit Windows in 2026

    This will impact a very small amount of Steam users.

    Valve has officially announced it is ending support for Steam on all 32-bit Windows operating systems. The change is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2026. In the announcement, Valve explained that this change is necessary because "core features in Steam rely on system drivers and other libraries that are not supported on 32-bit versions of Windows." According to Valve's data, this change will impact a very small portion of...
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  • PayPal Usage Blocked on Steam in All But Six Currencies

    PayPal Usage Blocked on Steam in All But Six Currencies

    Alternatives are being looked into.

    Purchasing items on Steam over the past month has been a bit hit or miss if you've tried to use PayPal. Valve has now shared a bit of information as to why PayPal has been a real pain in the ass to use through Steam recently.

    According to Valve's support page, the "acquiring bank for payment transactions in certain currencies" had immediately terminated the processing of any transactions related to Steam. This began in early...
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  • Steam Summer Sale 2025 Begins June 26th

    Steam Summer Sale 2025 Begins June 26th

    Two weeks of sales is upon us.

    Valve sent out a notice that the Steam Summer Sale for 2025 is ready to begin. From June 26th through to July 10th, the Steam Summer Sale will be live and with it will be hundreds and perhaps thousands of games on sale.

    We all sort of know what the deal is with these huge Steam sales by now. Chances are a game that didn't just come out that you want will be on sale. What do you want from me here? You already know what a Steam Summer Sale...
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  • SteamOS 3.7 Released

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    SteamOS 3.7 Released

    Now with Lenovo Legion Go S support.

    Valve has started to roll out SteamOS 3.7 today, updating with several improvements from the previous release of 3.6.24. This latest stable release includes "a bunch" of improvements and also includes official support for the upcoming Lenovo Legion Go S.

    The support for that new handheld PC device is just one of the many changes included in the 3.7 release. SteamOS 3.7 includes a new version of Arch Linux base, an update...
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  • Valve Issues Official Statement on Steam Account Security

    Valve Issues Official Statement on Steam Account Security

    Your information is still safe.

    Earlier today, it was reported from several media outlets that the user data for over 89 million Steam accounts was up for sale. That was quickly debunked by a security expert that actually took a look at some of the data.

    In the brief span of time since our article went live, Valve issued their own public statement about the alleged security breach. And what do you know, they confirmed what was already safe to assume: Valve did not suffer...
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  • No, Your Steam Account Details Weren't Stolen or Leaked

    No, Your Steam Account Details Weren't Stolen or Leaked

    This so-called leak is nothing more than a "fart in a puddle."

    You may have seen some news circulating around tech websites today that gave you a scare. Headlines similar to "89 Million Steam user records leaked in massive data breach" started to pop up everywhere, often accompanied by warnings about how you should change your passwords right now!

    First off, calm down. Secondly, it looks like there really isn't much to worry about at all.
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