Moondust is a new VR tech demo set in the Portal universe--check it out here.
Six additional games for Xbox 360 are being updated to support Xbox One X, including Gears of War 2, Portal 2, and Sonic Generations.
The co-creator of the hugely popular PC shooter was booked late last night.
Chet Faliszek is making a change by leaving Valve.
Which game took home the "Villain Most In Need Of A Hug" award and others? Find out here.
Portal- and Counter-Strike-themed Steam Controller skins are now available to purchase.
Left 4 Dead is one of the five new 360 games coming to Xbox One today.
"We've got writers, and we're working on both those stories," JJ Abrams says.
Valve created a Portal-themed assembly line to manufacture the company's Steam Controllers.
Buy a Steam Controller, Steam Link, or Steam Machine and get free games.
What would it be like if these first-person games were played in a Lego world?
A number of quality games for PlayStation systems are on sale right now, almost all of them for less than $10.
Valve has proven with Half-Life 3 they're not in a hurry to cash-in on their franchises, but what could a potential sequel to the near-flawless Portal be?
Source says Valve's new controller will launch in October or November 2014; number of SteamOS games reportedly on the rise.
Valve's latest prototype includes Xbox 360-style A,B,X,Y buttons.
Half-Life studio has no plans to ship its own VR headset, will instead work with Oculus to "drive PC VR forward."
It may sound cheesy, but it's the truth, Gabe Newell says.
Ben Krasnow publishes videos showing off his recent controller inventions; posterior controller may be tied into Valve's VR efforts, he says.
Kickstarter campaign for castAR technology from Jeri Ellsworth and Rick Johnson exceeds $400,000 target in under two days.
Valve releases video demonstrating new controller handling games like Portal 2, Civilization V, and Counter-Strike.
Inaugural conference to be held in Seattle, Washington in January 2014; attendees can try out SteamOS, Steam Machines, and Steam Controllers.
Valve head says company will release information next week regarding the hardware opportunities for bringing Linux to the living room.
Director says Digital Extremes' movie tie-in was "obviously a big disappointment"; believes that anything released as an ancillary product "will suck."
Kevin VanOrd spent the weekend in San Francisco's Japantown exploring the joys of GaymerX, a gaming convention focused on LGBT culture.
Violent games have no impact on pro-social behaviour, according to a recent study by an Australian university.
This month's music podcast playlist will put you in the mood for love, with songs from Team Ico's adventure title and a couple of RPG themes or two.
Valve releases free client download for new operating system; more than 50 titles on sale for one week to mark occasion.
Gabe Newell says Half-Life developer not canceling any projects or changing priorities after as many as 25 were let go.
[UPDATE] Half-Life house reportedly lays off as many as 25 developers as part of "large decisions" about company's future; director of business Jason Holtman also out.
Research group rep says Microsoft's new OS has not made market worse, but hasn't made it better; 4.25 percent of Steam users running Windows 8 64-bit.
Valve's TV service for Windows and Mac now available for Steam's 50 million members; week-long sale includes Portal 2 for $5.
New update for Valve's puzzler brings splitscreen co-op play, Big Picture support, and various fixes.
Valve's puzzler on PS3 to support Sony's motion controller with new update November 6; "In Motion" DLC also out that day for $10.
Its digital distribution storefront will now feature productivity and creativity software; launch titles include 3DMark Vantage and 3DMark 11.
R&D employee at Half-Life house says external test for mystery hardware aiming for sometime next year; wearable computing 2-5 years away.
Valve launching free TV service this afternoon for Windows machines with controller compatibility; includes Web browser, new "Daisywheel" typing interface; Steam crosses 50 million users.
Half-Life house supposedly courted for purchase by Battlefield publisher; Gabe Newell says company would rather "disintegrate" than sell out.
Valve bringing unspecified productivity and creativity software to distribution platform on Sept. 5; some will leverage Steamworks features.
Castles, cash-strapped testing chambers, and Homer J Simpson all feature in this week's Portal 2 Tests as Jane and Seb compete for Cams vote. Also, his affection.
Half-Life house blocks users from class-action claims in new subscriber agreement, saying they are often of no benefit.
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