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When we looked at the state of Linux gaming after its 12-month Valve anniversary, we found nearly 1,000 professional, commercially distributed games available as of February 2015. But this weekend there's an even bigger numeric milestone to celebrate according to the Linux site Phoronix1,500 Linux titles are currently available through Steam. The five most popular Linux titles for Steam include major developer offerings like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (the rest of the top five according to Phoronix includes ARK: Survival Evolved, Team Fortress 2, and Dota 2). And this summer, a small indie game called Don't Be Patchman even became the first Linux-exclusive launch on Steam.

Added: 19.09.2015 14:17 | 74 views | 0 comments


PS4News: "You can now pick-up some of the original titles at a much smaller price. Some publishers have also released games at a dramatically lower cost."

Added: 19.09.2015 8:22 | 50 views | 0 comments


There has been plenty of hype surrounding the HTC Vive, the virtual reality (VR) headset produced by Valve and HTC. More discerning gamers might have heard of Aperture Science, a VR demo developed by Valve to showcase the headsets capabilities to developers. Although there are some footage of the demo on the internet, you can now watch the demo in its entirety, complete with voiced characters.

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Nathan Grayson: "As part of a huge update released late yesterday, Valve took aim at Counter-Strike: Global Offensives most egregious problem: awkward, unreliable hitboxes. Hitboxes are what they sound like: they dictate where players can be hit when you shoot at them. For years, players complained that they could, for instance, unload clips into people at point-blank range and still somehow miss the majority of shots. Jumping, meanwhile, became an effective tactic to avoid headshots because it threw off hitbox positioning so badly."

Added: 16.09.2015 20:49 | 105 views | 0 comments



Valve has made some pretty big changes to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. They've completely retooled the game's skeletal system and upgraded the hitboxes to better accurately represent the player states.

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As a 13 year veteran of Counter-Strike, today is a day I won't soon forget. Valve has just released its latest update for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and it's nothing short of amazing. It goes well beyond introducing simple improvements by making the game play, look, and feel a lot better.

Added: 15.09.2015 23:17 | 31 views | 0 comments


Valve shook up the puzzle genre with the critically acclaimed Portal and its even better sequel Portal 2. With that precedent set, Toxic Games did their homework in an effort to capture a similar feel with their literally out-of-this-world puzzle-title, Q.U.B.E Directors Cut. With this newly-released version, the game has finally made its way to the Wii U. With a new-story elements and various other improvements, how does this interstellar brain-twister hold up?

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Neil Druckmann has jokingly suggested Valve hand over the license to its beloved FPS franchise.

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Valve has just recently announced that Dota 2 Reborn has officially gone live. The updated mode features all of the previously announced upgrades and features, such as a switch over to the Source 2 game engine as well as enhanced UI and social features.