Emulator Platform RetroArch Is Coming to Steam By Brittany Vincent Emulator platform RetroArch is headed to Steam for the first time ever in an exciting bid for retro game enthusiasts.
Steam Labs Lets You Test Valve Experiments Like Machine Learning By Brittany Vincent With the unveiling of the new Steam Labs online hub today, we can have a glimpse at what developer Valve has been experimenting with.
Valve Apologizes For Mass Indie Game Wishlist Removal During Steam Summer Sale By Brittany Vincent Valve has apologized for a misunderstanding with its Grand Prix event during the Steam Summer Sale that's resulted in tons of indie developers seeing their games delisted from users' wishlists
Valve Finally Releases Steam Chat for Smartphones By Andrew E. Freedman Valve released a new Steam Chat app for iOS and Android yesterday.
Steam Link Reaches Apple Devices at Long Last By Nathaniel Mott Valve has finally released its Steam Link app for the Apple TV and iOS devices after App Store policies delayed its launch for over a year.
Community Questions: On the Road to VR? By Joshua Simenhoff What do you think of the state of VR? Have you bought in yet, or still in wait and see mode? Let us know in the forums.
There Are Over 1 Billion Steam Accounts, But That Doesn't Mean Much By Nathaniel Mott Steam ID Finder reported that more than 1 billion accounts have been created for the Steam gaming platform.
Steam Game Streaming Goes Mobile With Valve's 'Game Streaming Everywhere' By Nathaniel Mott Valve has turned to Steam Link Anywhere and the largely open source Steam Networking Sockets APIs to help make sure Steam can withstand increased competition.
Devs Can Game Steam's List of 'Popular Upcoming' Titles By Nathaniel Mott It turns out there's an easy way for developers to cheat the system so their games appear on Steam's "Popular Upcoming" list.
Valve Retires Non-Gaming Video Content From Steam By Nathaniel Mott Valve announced that it's retiring the Video section of Steam as part of a "refocus" on gaming-specific content in the marketplace.
Reminder: Steam Will Drop Support for Windows XP and Vista on January 1 By Zhiye Liu Valve announced that starting January 1, 2019 the Steam client will no longer work on PCs running the Windows XP or Windows Vista operating systems.
Valve Breaks the Hardware Chain by Discontinuing Steam Link By Nathaniel Mott Valve announced that sold it's all its Steam Link stock in Europe, is close to selling out in the U.S. and doesn't plan to manufacture any more units.
SteamVR Tries Bringing VR to Weaker GPUs With Motion Smoothing Feature By Nathaniel Mott Valve announced beta testing of a new feature in SteamVR called Motion Smoothing that "enables more players on more PCs to play high-fidelity VR games and experiences."
Computex Rumors and Discussions: Community Roundup By Joshua Simenhoff Community Roundup is here to let you know the best of what's going on in the Tom's Hardware forums on a regular basis.
Definitive PC Game Lists, Part 2: Now Accepting Submissions By Joshua Simenhoff We're putting together the definitive list of PC games, but need your help. Submit and vote for your favorite PC Games.
Valve Responds To Steam 'Review Bombs' With New Histograms By Nathaniel Mott This should make it easier to tell when people warmed up to or went cold on a game—or when they're bombarding it with negative reviews to punish their developers.
Steam Now Has 67 Million Monthly Users By Nathaniel Mott In materials sent to Tom's Hardware, the company also said that its game platform has 33 million daily active users and peaks at 14 million concurrent users each day.
The Tom's Hardware Definitive List Of PC Games (Updated) By Joshua Simenhoff Tom's Hardware is assembling the definitive list of PC games in a number of genres, but we need your help. Give us your suggestions and vote for your favorite games.
