Even though the Steam for Linux system is still in a beta stage, Linux users already account for 0.8% of total Steam users. This figure is expected to increase once Steam for Linux comes out of beta, and reaches more Linux distros.

THQ offers 7 of their smash-hit games with the Humble Bundle pricing offer.

Steam’s Halloween Sale is live.

Valve will open Steam to include all applications.

Linux will prove to be a prospective platform for obvious reasons of openness. Although Valve is working on Steam for Ubuntu currently, they also have plans for other Linux distros in near future.

Valve cranks gamification up to 11, introduces Steam Badges.

Steam Summer Sale 2012 is here with some great deals!

With Steam Summer Sale looming in the horizon, the list of games up for sale makes an appearance.

Steam now allows you to start downloading the games from their website.

Steam, the video gaming digital distribution client may soon see the light of day as a Linux program. After many years of denial, Valve has finally thrown open the gates to Linux. Read on to find out more about Steam on Linux.

A couple of days ago Valve released its Beta Steam Mobile app for Android and iOS. Steam, as we know, is the video game digital distribution platform that has quickly become one of the Internet’s friendliest and also its most used. Valve also slowly rolled out the Beta access to its customers through the Steam Inventory (customers with access can send other customers the invite). The mobile app itself is a little rough around the edges – nothing new here because Steam itself is a little rough around the edges. Moreover, it is to be noted that this is still a work in progress for the most part.

Steam forums were broken into, Steam database including user names, hashed and salted passwords, game purchases amongst others stolen.

Valve has promoted their beta “Steam Trade” platform to a full-fledged feature on their Steam client. Users of Steam can now trade Team Fortress 2 and Spiral Knights items as well as Steam Gifts with one another from the ease of their gaming couches.

Dragon Age II has been removed from Valve’s digital distribution platform Steam. This comes on the eve of the launch of the new downloadable content (DLC) “Legacy” for the troubled role playing game.

A very clever and devious Garry’s Mod “bug” introduced by Garry Newman himself has caught many pirates unawares.