kotaku Lawsuit Claiming Steam Gives Valve Too Much Power Is Moving Forward After All

[bonami2]

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A U.S. district judge has decided that an antitrust lawsuit against Valve over how it operates and uses the Steam platform can move forward. The company suing Valve, Wolfire Games, alleges that the Half-Life and Portal developer uses its digital storefront and its huge amount of control over the PC gaming market to “exploit publishers and consumers.”

Lawsuit Claiming Steam Gives Valve Too Much Power Is Moving Forward After All

KOTAKU.COM

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A U.S. District court has ruled that Wolfire Games’ lawsuit against Valve has merit

 

Let see how it go could make price even lower for us!

Edited May 12, 2022 by bonami2

[UltraMega]

Well, Valve absolutely has a majorly dominating presence in the PC game market. Not the first time I've heard that they have over reaching rules designed to keep games from selling on other platforms too much. If there is any truth to that at all, which I strongly suspect there is, Valve should definitely face consequences. 

[PCSarge]

what makes me laugh at this, if you look up wolffire. first off half of the games theyve put out ive rarely or never heard the names of mentioned. secondly they own humble bundle, its a spinoff company from them run under another name.

i smell anger that they cant make a decent game.

 

 

something tells me the studio owner is just pissed off he hasnt made billions yet.