Often times exclusive games can be the driving force behind a console’s success. Over the years Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo have all racked up an impressive arsenal of games that can only be played on their consoles. But Valve has announced that it will not be developing it’s games exclusively for their upcoming console.
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Valve will not be developing its games exclusively for the Steam OS
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Published November 5, 2013
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