Valve Corporation, a privately owned company headquartered in the US, was founded in 1996 and has approximately 1,160 employees. The company specializes in computer games and also makes video games, hosts the Steam video gaming platform, and manufactures gaming peripherals.
On July 24, Valve verified seven additional games for the Steam Frame, expanding the total number of supported titles to over 25, while new hardware shipments for the device commenced. This coincided with the release of Steamworks SDK 1.65, which now supports the Steam Frame and new controllers, and updated the SDK to integrate Steam features and overhaul checks for Steam Machine, Steam Frame, and Steam Deck, removing the dedicated Steam Deck check that previously caused developer issues. Earlier on the same day, Counter-Strike esports organizations reported that Valve's recent capsule-free Major, the scene's most prestigious tournament, generated significantly less sticker income than anticipated, threatening a long-standing revenue stream that has financed smaller teams for years. Previously, on July 23, Valve released a Release Candidate for its upcoming Proton 11.0-2 update, aimed at resolving more issues encountered with Windows games running on SteamOS/Linux, with many changes having already appeared in Proton Experimental or Proton Hotfix.
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