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Eight years after it was announced, J.J. Abrams still insists that his film adaptation of Valve Software's hit game Portal is moving forward at Warner Bros.

Sources inside Valve Software have unofficially confirmed that the Bellevue, Wash.-based company is working on a portable gaming PC, codenamed the "SteamPal…

Report: Valve making a Nintendo Switch-like gaming PC Polygon 3 hrs ago © Image: Valve Software Ars Technica reports Valve is developing a Nintendo Switch-like portable PC and, if the world’s volatile semiconductor supply chain cooperates, could launch it by year’s end. The report follows the discovery on Tuesday of a change to the Steam client’s code that mentioned a new device called “SteamPal.” Pavel Djundiuk, the operator of SteamDB, first spotted the change earlier this morni...

While Star Wars continues to dominate much of the conversation about big-ticket sci-fi film, the outcome of the DICE keynote talk between filmmaker J.J. Abrams and game-master Gabe Newell of Valve Software was even more stunning: the two are likely to collaborate to make games and movies. The stated movie interests are adaptations of popular Valve games Portal and “We’re making a Half-Life movie” is not quite what they said, but the door was certainly left open to Bad Robot and Val...

Microsoft ups the ante against Valve by offering more money to PC game developers April 29, 2021 at 3:53 pm (Microsoft image) In a move to compete with Steam, Microsoft plans to increase the money it pays to developers who publish their games on the Microsoft Store. Starting on August 1, the Microsoft Store will give those developers 88% of the net revenue from their games’ sales, up from 70%. “Having a clear, no-strings-attached revenue share means developers can bring more games to more p...

The game is set about 60 years in the future. Previously, an army of robots (called Omnics in gamelore) fought a worldwide revolt against humanity before a group of skilled soldiers, scientists, adventurers, and oddities teamed up to help suppress the revolution. Afterwards, they stayed together and recruited more agents to become Overwatch, a global peace-keeping and scientific organization. Overwatch was eventually brought down by corruption from within and attacks by a shadowy terrorist caba...

Why did Fortnite maker Epic Games need to raise $1.3b? Save Share We live in a time where a company selling fake clothes to real people in a fake world generates $US6 million per day. That company is Epic Games and the world in question lies within Fortnite, a global gaming phenomenon that allows 100 concurrent online players to hunt and kill one another in a cartoonish all-in “Battle Royale”. Last week Epic raised another $1.3 billion at a $37 billion valuation, up a massive 66 per ...

Mux is how developers build online video. With Mux Video, developers gain access to a powerful API for video streaming--think Stripe for Video. You dont have to have strong feelings about ffmpeg settings, you just go. And with Mux Data, developers realize incredible insights into how their videos perform from platform to platform, place to place, and user to user. Im Ed, and Im an engineer on the DevEx team here - you might have seen me around HN here and there. ;) This is, and I have to stress...

Valve ceases development on its ‘Dota 2’ card game ‘Artifact,’ making it freeware March 4, 2021 at 3:54 pm Artifact, its 2018 digital card game. Artifact will remain online, but has been made free to play on Valve’s online storefront Steam. Artifact made its debut in November 2018 on Valve’s digital storefront Steam, made as a collaboration between Bellevue, Wash.-based Valve, and Richard Garfield, the creator of the landmark collectible card game Magic: The Gathering. Set in the ...