Valve Software (Page 7)
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Valve announces Orange Box pre-purchase bonuses
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
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Valve Corporation expects to continue working with Electronic Arts once it ships The Orange Box in October
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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.
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id titles now available through Steam
id Software has announced that its back catalogue of games will be made available through Valve's Steam digital distribution system
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Valve has announced it will be updating its digital distribution platform, Steam, with new community features this summer.
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Steam surpasses 13 million users
Valve Software's digital distribution service Steam has surpassed 13 million active users.
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Valve: we won't charge for downloadable content
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.
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Valve confirms plans to stay independent
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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Does Nintendo's takeover of Japanese retail point the way for Europe?
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Part One: Gabe Newell on episodic gaming, Steam, in-game ads, and more
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Consoles must embrace user content - Valve
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.
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Valve questions Microsoft's commitment to PC gaming
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."
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Valve talks online distribution versus retail, the PC market and Vista.