Steam clearly does currently own the 'nascent' PC gaming download market, purely because Valve has been a very successful first-mover and has created a superb service for PC gamers that just works ...

People do like to try to sue Valve, most often alleging that Steam has some sort of monopoly over the PC games market.This is likely because Steam just might have some sort of monopoly over the PC ...

The lawsuit seeks a ruling that Steam's MFN clause "is anticompetitive and constitutes illegal monopolization and monopoly maintenance," as well as an injunction against further anticompetitive ...

A game developer and two other people are challenging Valve with a lawsuit over the company's dominance in PC digital games distribution. On a blog run by Wolfire Games, CEO David Rosen revealed ...

If publishers refuse, those retailers will not sell PC games with Steam integration at all. "Key retailers" fear Valve's digital service has a "monopoly" on the download market, according to MCV .

Valve Facing New Class-Action Lawsuit Over Steam "Monopoly" The suit specifically targets Steam's efforts to maintain its ... It goes on to allege that 75% of all PC game sales go through Steam, ...

Publisher Ubisoft and developer Engine Software have announced MONOPOLY for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC (Steam, Epic Games Store, Ubisoft Store), and Luna.It ...

And yet, that sort of operation is exactly what the PC gaming community has been supporting, promoting and defending since 2004 when Valve more or less forced us to install Steam by bundling it ...

If you are not a PC gamer, then you may be wondering what the hell Steam is. (And if you are a PC gamer, you may well be wondering why anybody would want to use anything else). Valve now considers ...