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Valve admits memory and storage shortages may push Steam Machine launch past 2026 despite earlier first-half target.

German Counter-Strike players will use the new X-Ray Scanner to open cases. The system reveals the item first but requires players to claim it before scanning the next case.

Valve released a CS2 update with Inferno map adjustments, Steam Market listing changes, and updates to Warden and Sanctuary from the Workshop.

New York's Attorney General is suing Valve, alleging the company promotes illegal gambling through loot boxes in its popular games.

Valve's new invite-only shooter, Deadlock, is nearing the popularity of established games, despite its limited access.

Valve's new Steam Machine is on track for an early 2026 release, but the price remains a hot topic of discussion.

According to gaming insider and Valve leaker Gabe Follower, Half-Life 3 is in the finishing stage of development and likely to be officially confirmed this year.

According to the insider, the reveal of Half-Life 3 was planned for The Game Awards, but Valve ultimately has changed their plans.

A fresh leak may have revealed the prices for different varieties of Steam Machine that are rumored to be launched this spring.

SteamDeck owners heading into 2026 face a deep library of games tuned for handheld play, from sprawling RPGs to compact indie hits.

CS2 fans spotted a hidden hint about Cache. Valve briefly used a radiation symbol in “2026,” fueling speculation about major map pool changes next year.

Valve has introduced a significant update to its tournament regulations, officially banning the promotion of skin-gambling platforms, case-opening services, and similar websites across all

Steam Machine price projections point to a competitive mid-range launch figure.

Valve outlines pricing approach for its new Steam Machine, aiming to match comparable PC builds

Half-Life 3 speculations rise again as a new TGA image sparks another round of debate.