The numbers as of June 2018 show that SteamsVR experiences, powered by Windows 10 have hit their second highest monthly market share at 6.25 percent which is an increase over its previous month of 5.89 percent.
Valve has announced that their Steam gaming platform will discontinue support for Windows XP and Windows Vista PCs on January 1st next year. The reason for the upcoming change is due to a change in Google Chrome which has ceased support for older systems however planned future changes to Steam will also apparently require modern […]
Here are some of the top Microsoft stories for the past, including how Valve “lit a fire” for Microsoft execs and the continued reorganisation into its “One Microsoft” vision.
Rich Geldreich, a former game engineer at Valve recalls how a blog highlighting the faster performance of Valve’s Left 4 Dead 2 on Linux had an unexpected influence on the game industry.
Just a month after Steam held its annual Autumn sale, PayPal UK has announced today that Valve’s digital distribution platform will kick off its Winter Sale on Thursday, December 22.
UWPHook is a new tool to make it easier to add your Windows Store games to Steam.
HTC has introduced a new app store, Viveport, dedicated to apps designed for its VR solution, the HTC Vibe.
The monthly Steam survey is available for public viewing. It reveals a large flux of customers switching to Windows 10 in July 2016.
Valve has now listed its Steam Windows Phone app on its website.
Here we take a look at all the latest-and-greatest news for Windows 10 Mobile over the past week.
May rolls around with another Steam Software & Hardware Survey for the month, cementing Windows’ position at the top for gamers.
Christmas isn’t going to well for Valve and the Steam store. Earlier today, the Steam store was allowing players to access other people’s account, exposing information such as email addresses, credit card details, and purchase history. Valve has since shut down the Store while the issue is investigated and resolved. Here’s what Kotaku had to […]
Microsoft’s all-in-one operating system ambitions broaden a bit, after a few announcements were revealed during this years E3 conference. Much of Microsoft’s E3 press conference centered around the Xbox and how PC gaming would tie into the consoles future. As Windows 10 positions itself as the increasingly flexible OS, Microsoft pitched that PC, smartphone and […]