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Valve has announced that gamers who pre-purchase the PC edition of "The Orange Box" will gain exclusive access to the Team Fortress 2 beta

Valve Corporation expects to continue working with Electronic Arts once it ships The Orange Box in October

Valve and id Software may be facing a problem with their previously announced plans to link up, after keen-eyed community members spotted a potentially illegal flaw in the new Steam offerings.

id Software has announced that its back catalogue of games will be made available through Valve's Steam digital distribution system

Valve has announced it will be updating its digital distribution platform, Steam, with new community features this summer.

Valve Software's digital distribution service Steam has surpassed 13 million active users.

Valve has no intention of charging for downloadable content for games like Counter-Strike and Team Fortress 2, despite the increased prevalence of premium add-ons in the PC and console markets.

Valve boss Gabe Newell has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that he believes maintaining independence is key to the company's ongoing success.

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Valve's marketing director Doug Lombardi has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that consoles must embrace user created content if they want online to matter.

Half-Life 2 developer Valve has questioned Microsoft's Games for Windows retail push, with marketing manager Doug Lombardi stating, "If it's to promote sales of Vista, that's really not good for the industry."

Valve talks online distribution versus retail, the PC market and Vista.