Judge rules Valve has to tell Apple how much it made on over 400 games
A U.S. judge has ruled that Valve Software has to hand over sales data related to over 400 games available on Steam and the Epic Games Store.
A U.S. judge has ruled that Valve Software has to hand over sales data related to over 400 games available on Steam and the Epic Games Store.
Turns out that Apple actually subpoenaed Valve Software during the course of its legal battle with Epic Games, hoping to get as much information from Valve regarding the Steam digital storefront.
UsTwo’s “Assemble With Care” is now available for PC via the Steam Store while Capcom’s “Shinsekai Into the Depths” is now also available on Nintendo’s Switch console.
Smoke is an Apple Watch app that will let Steam users access their friends list, check achievement status, and much more.
Steam has officially launched its Remote Play Together online multiplayer gaming feature to expand local multiplayer games.
This is a nicely done app aimed at all fans of Steam games.
The Steam Link app is finally available on App Store. Use it to stream Steam games running on your Mac or Windows PC to your iPhone or iPad using a local network.
It looks like Valve might try again to get its Steam Link app approved for the App Store. Its first attempt failed in May over “business conflicts.”
Just days after Apple rejected Valve’s Steam app for iOS, Phil Schiller has responded to a customer’s email on the subject. In his message, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing provides insight on why the app wasn’t accepted while also suggesting the decision could be reversed.
Valve’s app for streaming Steam titles from your gaming rig to iOS and tvOS devices has hit some roadblocks over the in-app purchase business model. Valve has disabled purchasing in the app in the hope that Apple would reconsider its stance down the road.
Two free new apps are preparing for launch in the coming weeks, both designed to extend Steam’s games library and services to the iOS and tvOS platforms.
Developer Aspyr Media announced yesterday that Sid Meier’s Civilization VI for Mac is now available on Steam, just three days after its PC release. The game will be hitting the Mac App Store at a later stage, Aspyr has confirmed. Civilization VI was created by the same team that made Civilization expansions.
The turn-based strategy game challenges you to dominate capitals and woo the world as the new diplomatic leader with improvements like a new research system, enhanced artificial intelligence and more.