The Joy and Misery of Hunting for Video Game Trophies
For some, relentlessly unlocking achievements is a lifestyle. For others, it's a headache.
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For some, relentlessly unlocking achievements is a lifestyle. For others, it's a headache.
Forget all those too-big-to-fail AAA games, blending together to become a flavourless broth of open worlds and 100-hour campaigns. It’s the next tier down where the real juice is: where you’ll find the wacky high concepts, the left-field experiences, the bad voiceovers. We’re not afraid to say it: we love the AA game. Yes, it’s our way of saying that there’s no real blockbuster releasing in June 2021. Welcome to the quiet before the E3 storm. But aren’t you still wading through Subnautica: Below Zero? Wouldn’t you prefer a bevy of hopefuls, whose only chance of making money is ...
12 May 2021, 09:05 pm Valve is trying to bring something new into the market, with the recent interview of Gabe Newell which announced the possibility of Steam Console plans to a high school Q&A in New Zealand. The CEO has been living overseas for over a year now and has divulged a truly crucial piece of information for Steam's growth and its games to come to other platforms. (Photo : Sancta Maria College via Facebook) Gabe Newell talks about Valve and an upcoming Steam Console Plans for PC Games in Sancta Maria College. Most game developers and publishers already offer cross-compatibility fo...
Gabe Newell Promises Valve Announcement Regarding Consoles Soon May 11, 2021 Valve founder Gabe Newell dropped some hints about a new project involving Valve games or Steam and consoles at a high school Q&A session earlier today. Gabe Newell has teased Steam/Valve games could be coming to consoles, there will be an announcement later this year. Gabe was at a public Q&A held in a public school yesterday. pic.twitter.com/rsBdUdWHau Valve has a very brief history of publishing games on console alongside its normal PC releases, with slapdash support for Steam logins on PlayStation 3 and a few re...
Image: KnowTechie The CEO of Valve, the company behind the majorly popular PC game store Steam, Gabe Newell has hinted at the possibility of bringing Steam, or previously PC exclusive Steam games, to consoles. Gabe said that we will know more “by the end of the year.” This news comes from a talk that the CEO had at Sancta Maria College in New Zealand, where he has been living for the past year. Gabe was there to speak with the college’s digital studies students, and one student asked if we would see any Steam games ported to consoles. Gabe replied, saying “You w...