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In an interview at Gamescom, Valve co-founder Gabe Newell finally shed some light on Valve’s perspective on recent conflicts between EA Games and Valve’s popular Steam digital distribution service. The conflict, thus far, has seen games, including Crysis 2 and Dragon Age 2, pulled from sale on Steam as well as certain future releases, such as Gamescom Game of the Show Battlefield 3, not offered from the get-go. “We really want EA’s titles on Steam,” said Newell, “we want to be useful to every developer.” Newell continues, stating that, “I think with any developer, the onus is on us to show them we have value, that we’re creating a lot of services and capabilities and bringing an audience to them. We want to do a good job showing EA that we have value on Steam.”
By Shelby Reiches |