Loading Screen: Valve Just Pulled A Malware-Filled Game Off Steam
What happens if a developer on Steam uses their game as a trojan horse to deliver malware to players? Today, we get to see Valve's reaction.
What happens if a developer on Steam uses their game as a trojan horse to deliver malware to players? Today, we get to see Valve's reaction.
Saber say they didn't replace a lead writer with ChatGPT. The writer remembers things differently.
Have you got a licence for that game? In Australia, you'll soon need one regardless of whether it's a physical or digital purchase.
Blizzard now stands above all of Xbox's studios, their most successful arm. Let's hope the spotlight is kind.
Blending innocently into the background, trying not to be discovered until it's too late... no, we don't speak of the paint-covered stars of Meccha Chameleon. Rather, the malware that was hiding under the surface of the Steam Workshop platform that game, and so many others, avail themselves of!