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Oblivion, Fallout 3 and Skyrim are some of the games that I liked the most, so Bethesda is a great company for me.

PR stunts. Building the hype. Having people talk and getting all excited. It's not a matter of understanding the community's feelings. It's marketing.

Are we talking about the same Valve?

Trolling all the way

Yeah. Bethesda games are bad. Nobody plays them. They don't sell. They aren't appreciated by critics and players. They are totally unsuccessful and aren't remembered after years. Yeah.

Nice move. There's a lot of good software out there. It could really benefit from a wider audience. We could have lower prices, better deals and less silly DRM

Much ado about nothing.

Source 2 is something that Valve seriously needs, to stay at par with the competition.

Come on Gabe, quit talking shit. Don't you remember the PS3 incident? You had to apologize.

Valve stopped making epic, triple-As. Yes Viktor, you are right. All we have is L4Ds, Portals and TF2 hats.

Where is the surprise?

The EU ruling will affect not only digital download platforms, but the whole DRM scheme of limited activations. It's a revolutionary change. We'll see if publishers and digital platforms are willing to comply or face legal controversies and class actions.

An indie developer talking about getting his game on to Steam: Source

A lot of wonderful indie games don't make it to Steam because Valve employees aren't able to tell gems from shit. More power to gamers will correct that.

This... is... awesome. The more indie games make it to Steam, the better.

No hate here, I just think that Valve is an overrated company. There are a lot of other companies out there making wonderful games, some of them better than Valve's. But it's a matter of personal taste and opinion.

Anonymous visitor? From an unknown source? Come on. I don't think they are real.

I go for sales and discounts only. 20 Euros is the highest price I'm willing to pay for a videogame.

http://www.gog.com/news/release_alan_wake

Wow. Keep up the good work, Gabe!