Valve will allow any video ... is to allow everything onto the Steam Store, except for things that we decide are illegal, or straight up trolling,” Johnson wrote. Everything else, though ...

Have you ever wondered why Steam's ... though." Johnson's declaration of a grand plan comes half a year after an earlier conversation, also with Kotaku, in which he said Valve doesn't "feel ...

Valve is addressing recent controversy over what types of games — and what kind of content — can be sold on Steam with a new policy that will let virtually anything appear on the storefront ...

Yesterday, Valve announced a sweeping new policy for Steam: From now on ... In this particular case, Valve’s Erik Johnson espoused meritocratic, libertarian-style market openness while pointing ...

A lengthy blog post by Valve's Erik Johnson, titled "Who gets to be on the Steam store?," saw the company frankly admit that its own staff has struggled with the same question until reaching a new ...

One of Valve's staff explains why Steam doesn't have ads. In an interview with Gamespot, Valve's Erik Johnson explained why the digital download service doesn't have ads like its console ...

and input for Steam Deck games. The latter topic is a big one, since the device includes joysticks, face buttons, trigger buttons, trackpads, a touch screen, and gyro controls, and Valve doesn't ...

manage parental controls for their kids, and approve requests from their kids to buy Steam games. Valve says that Steam Families are “intended to contain your immediate family” and that they ...