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Counter-Strike 2 went live this week, replacing CS:GO and removing a ton of features. Gamers are, as always, divided.

Back in April 2019, we learned that the European Commission was launching an anti-trust investigation into content geo-blocking. The investigation looked into several huge game publishers including Valve, ZeniMax, Capcom, Bandai Namco, Focus Home Interactive and Koch Media. Ultimately, the EU fined the companies for geo-blocking practices in 2021. Valve of course appealed, as it …

After a tease earlier this year, Counter-Strike 2 just got a surprise launch on Steam.

SteamVR 2.0 looks like a complete platform overhaul and is now available to all users in beta. The update refreshes the launcher's interface with Valve expected to...

Twitch changes CS:GO name to Counter-Strike, possibly indicating CS2s imminent release. Fans speculate on competitive scene transition.

SteamVR Client updates point to a massive update coming soon, and it could also mean that a brand-new wireless VR headset from Valve is on the way.

In recent years, Valve has essentially stopped trying to keep Steam Sale details secret and the company is much more open about its schedule. On the Steam developer site, Valve has now revealed the schedule for all upcoming sales and ‘Steam Fests' for the next six months. The schedule includes Steam Fests, which are genre-themed …

Microsoft reveals how much gaming revenue that the top 10 biggest companies make, including Google, Apple, and even estimates for Valve's Steam platform.

It has been about a year and a half since the Steam Deck launched but handheld PC gaming technology has moved forward since then. Nowadays, chips like the Ryzen Z1 are available and offer a bit more power than the SoC found in the Steam Deck. However, Valve isn't in a rush to refresh its …

Perhaps all the recent noise surrounding the Bellevue-based gaming company is masking a potential new VR headset, which could even be the rumored “Deckard” wireless HMD.