Valve Unveils 13 Steam Machines, With Specs And Prices
During Valve's CES 2014 event last night, the company released a brochure featuring images, prices, and specificiations for 13 third-party Steam Machines. Let's take a look-see!
Yup, This Is Still The World's Most Attractive Racing Game
At this point, I'm convinced that Project CARS isn't actually a racing game. It's a playable art installation that lets you take pretty pictures of cars. And things other than cars.
Curious about Valve's new SteamOS? Eurogamer's Digital Foundry takes the beta version of the new TV-friendly operating system through its paces, finding some issues that hold the OS back but allowing that it "could well be the direction PC gaming needs to find a home in the living room."
Say Hi To The $1500 Steam Machine
Valve might be aiming for the living room with its idea of the Steam Machine
The Big Valve Conference You Probably Can't Attend
On January 15 and 16, Valve is holding a special event. I'm not invited. You're probably not, either.
Gorgeous Racing Game Does The Smart Thing, Abandons Current-Gen
For a game so impossibly beautiful
Eight Fun Facts About Valve's Steam Machines
Steam Machines will start launching next year. One of Valve's proprietary Steam Controllers will ship with each one. And you shouldn't expect to get your hands on any of Valve's prototypes
We Know More About Valve's Steam Machines Than You May Think
When Valve officially announced their Steam Machines two weeks ago, they skimped a bit on the details—we know that there will be a wide variety of living-room-centric PCs, and we know they'll run the Linux-based SteamOS operating system, but we don't know much about specs, or prices, or options.
Valve Announces A Steam Controller With No Thumbsticks
We've got the operating system
Steam Machine Beta: Let's Try To Get In
Three hundred lucky gamers will get their hands on Valve's Steam Machine prototype this year, and we want to make sure you're one of them.
Valve Announces 'Steam Machines,' Hopes To Improve Living Room Gaming
Hope you weren't too attached to the name "Steam Box"—Valve is partnering with various companies to release hardware that they're calling Steam Machines. These are PCs designed to play games on your television, and they'll compete with the next generation of gaming consoles for control of your living room.
Can Valve create the perfect game machine and win against MS and Sony?
Steam is the most popular electronic desktop game distribution method in the planet. So popular that its developers think it will be a great idea to make a Steam Box, a custom gaming and media PC that will connect to your TV and compete with the Xbox One or the PS4.