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Two games released on Steam with identical names, narrowly avoiding a naming conflict. The situation was resolved through cooperative communication between the developers, who acted 'like human beings' to find a solution.

Happy Gamer

Steam Gamer With 3,000 Games Sparks Debate Over Digital Library Inheritance

A discussion has emerged within the gaming community regarding the inheritance of digital game libraries, particularly on platforms like Steam. Users are questioning what happens to their purchased games upon death, as current terms of service generally treat game purchases as licenses rather than outright ownership, preventing library transfer.

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The article discusses the new Internet Speed Test feature in Windows 11, noting it primarily functions as a shortcut to Bing. It also touches on Steam Remote Play's effectiveness over LAN and mentions a modern alternative to PuTTY.

Happy Gamer

The $45 Grind: Grassroots Steam Competition Proves Every Dollar Counts

A grassroots esports competition on Steam with a $45 prize pool highlights the pure love of competition over financial gain. The week-long event, running from March 12 to March 18, features a prize distribution for the top five players, emphasizing skill and dedication over fame or corporate sponsorship. This event serves as a reminder of the foundational elements of competitive gaming that exist beyond large-scale tournaments.

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Gaming On Linux

Performing Right Society (PRS) sues Valve over video game music

Valve Corporation is being sued by the Performing Right Society (PRS) in the UK over music licensing for games sold on its Steam platform. PRS claims Valve has not engaged appropriately on licensing issues for years. This lawsuit is separate from other ongoing legal challenges Valve faces.

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Jay Is Games

Remote PC Gaming Anywhere: How to Play Your Steam Game on iPad With DeskIn - Walkthrough, Tips, Review

DeskIn is a remote desktop software that allows users to stream PC games from their home Windows PC to devices like iPads, iPhones, and Android smartphones. It offers features such as up to 4K 60FPS streaming, low latency, customizable controls, and controller support, making it suitable for playing games on the go without a gaming laptop. The guide details setup steps for both the PC and mobile devices, including optimizing performance and activating game mode.

The Sixth Axis

The next Xbox is Project Helix, and it will play PC games

Microsoft Gaming boss Asha Sharma has revealed the codename for the next Xbox console is Project Helix, featuring a new logo and confirming it will be capable of playing both Xbox and PC games. This direction aligns with previous discussions about integrating PC game libraries and aims to compete with platforms like Steam Deck.

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Gaming On Linux

SteamInputDB is a new site to help you find Steam Input configurations for your gamepads

SteamInputDB has launched as a third-party community site to help users find Steam Input configurations for various gamepads and Steam games. The site utilizes the Steam API to pull community configurations and is open source with future features planned.

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Video Gamer.com

AMD Reportedly Pauses Ryzen Z1 Drivers — Bad News for Gaming Handhelds

AMD has reportedly halted driver development for its Ryzen Z1 and Z1 Extreme chipsets, impacting gaming handhelds like the Lenovo Legion Go and ASUS ROG Ally. This decision leaves owners of these devices with outdated software, potentially leading to performance issues and a lack of support for new games. The move raises concerns about planned obsolescence in the burgeoning Windows handheld market.

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Games Industry

"It needs to cooperate fairly, and it's clearly not." Why Valve is facing a £656m day in the UK courts

A UK court has allowed a class-action lawsuit against Valve to proceed, alleging the company violates competition law through its 30% revenue share on Steam and price parity requirements. Digital safety campaigner Vicki Shotbolt is leading the case, seeking up to £656 million in damages for UK consumers. The lawsuit argues that Valve's practices harm consumers by inflating game prices and limiting developer pricing flexibility.

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