Valve, which operates Steam, a game sales platform, announced that it will end support for Steam on Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 8.1 on a recent date. This means that users still on these operating systems will need to upgrade to continue using Steam. This move is likely due to the need to focus on newer technologies and ensure the best user experience for gamers.
Valve has updated Half-Life for its 25th anniversary to include a number of graphics fixes, widescreen field of view support, integration with modern controllers, and more. This update shows Valve's commitment to preserving classic games and making them accessible to modern gamers.
Valve built up to virtual reality for a very long time — and never stopped, though it seemed to slow its roll while nurturing the Steam Deck. The Steam Deck is Valve's handheld gaming device that allows users to play their Steam library on the go. This shows Valve's dedication to innovation and pushing the boundaries of gaming technology.
You'll want to know how to get a refund on Steam if you're already regretting that PC game purchase, for whatever reason. Whether the game doesn't meet your expectations or you encounter technical issues, Steam has a simple refund process in place to help you get your money back.
A step-by-step guide for refunding a game on Steam involves navigating to your Steam account, finding the purchase you want to refund, selecting the reason for the refund, and submitting the request. Steam typically processes refunds quickly, allowing you to get your money back within a few days.
The Epic Games store data privacy issue is rumbling on: Steam maker Valve has suggested it's miffed Epic's launcher copying user data files. This highlights the importance of data privacy and security in the gaming industry, as companies like Valve are taking a stand against practices that compromise user information.
Valve has announced - via a post on the Steam support forums - that it will officially end support for Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 8.1. This decision is likely driven by the need to focus on newer technologies and ensure a seamless gaming experience for users on supported operating systems.
As 'Battlefield 2042's' player count continues to plummet, some fans have been able to get refunds for the multiplayer game on Steam. This shows that Steam's refund policy is user-friendly and allows gamers to recoup their money if they are dissatisfied with a purchase.
Yesterday, we learned that the Epic Store client was copying a Steam user data file called localconfig.vdf. According to Epic, the client was doing so as part of an optimization process, but Valve has raised concerns about data privacy and the unauthorized use of user information.
