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Put That In Your Pipe

By Jim Rossignol on July 18th, 2007 at 12:03 pm.

It seems that Valve are winning at electronic distribution, thanks to PC-pleasing publishers THQ signing up to stick their games on Steam. Having already dragged Eidos on board with Tomb Raiders and Hitmen aplenty, Valve will now be able to provide the lazy with some more of the PC’s finest, like Company Of Heroes and, er, Titan Quest. Stalker and Supreme Commander will be arriving shortly too. (Blimey, Company Of Heroes is just $25, which is a bargain.)

So is anyone having problems with Steam these days? Or are we finally agreed that it was a good idea after all?

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