Added: 27.07.2015 11:13 | 11 views | 0 comments


Valve has assured that the password loophole has been closed.

Valve has begun resetting numerous Steam passwords after some users found they could easily hijack another person's account.

It appears that the security flaw was discovered at some stage in July, and became more prominently known as users passed around the knowledge. Valve has said it has now fixed the issue, and that it is "resetting passwords on accounts with suspicious password changes during that period or may have otherwise been affected."

The ease in which users can hijack others' Steam accounts had come as a surprise for some users. In the video below, one streamer shows that the process begins by clicking on the "forgot my login details" on the Steam client. After this, a "hacker" would need to enter their target's Steam account name, after which the client responds with a message saying that a randomly generated code has been sent to the email address associated with the target's account.

Normally the user would need to copy the random code sent via email and paste it into the Steam client. However, if players type in no code at all and click continue, they will still be allowed to proceed. Then they can create a new password for their account.

Numerous users, , has assured that those affected will be looked after. It also has said the loophole has been closed.

"To protect users, we are resetting passwords on accounts with suspicious password changes during that period or may have otherwise been affected," the company said.

"Relevant users will receive an email with a new password. Once that email is received, it is recommended that users login to their account via the Steam client and set a new password.

"Please note that while an account password was potentially modified during this period the password itself was not revealed. Also, if Steam Guard was enabled, the account was protected from unauthorized logins even if the password was modified."

Added: 26.07.2015 10:18 | 14 views | 0 comments


Snoop Dogg loves NCAA Football 14. How much does he love it? He loves it so much that he wants to play it all over again on his Xbox One. And he wants some help to make it happen. Snoop has asked his followers on Twitter and Instagram to help get his fave Xbox 360 game added to the Xbox One's back compatibility service. In fact, he's asked them quite a lot - he's tweeted about it every day for nearly a week. Thankfully, Xbox community manager Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb has finally noted Snoop's plea. "We'll be sure you add your request to the list," he replied.

Added: 23.07.2015 23:43 | 32 views | 0 comments



New reports are indicating that phone maker Nokia is possibly getting into the virtual reality game. In what capacity? The details are sketchy, but the company is expected to make a Major announcement about their endeavors soon.

Added: 23.07.2015 15:18 | 30 views | 0 comments


Techland has announced and shown the first footage for a new Dying Light project.

Added: 22.07.2015 0:59 | 12 views | 0 comments



Rockstar recently issued a new title update for PC gamers playing Grand Theft Auto V. The update addresses issues in GTA V and the GTA Online portion of the game after players reported frame-rate issues occurring after the original update went live.

Added: 21.07.2015 18:40 | 6 views | 0 comments

More than a decade after its release in 2004, expansion.

To celebrate its release for new platforms and the big update, Knights of the Old Republic II has been marked down to $7.50 on Steam through July 28. It's also available now on the App Store

Added: 21.07.2015 18:40 | 5 views | 0 comments

More than a decade after its release in 2004, expansion.

To celebrate its release for new platforms and the big update, Knights of the Old Republic II has been marked down to $7.50 on Steam through July 28. It's also available now on the App Store