
That’s every single one of the gaming PC-makers laptops and desktops going forward. With a free copy of Portal thrown in for good measure. Sounds trivial, but this is exactly the kind of thing that gives Internet Explorer such a huge market share: it’s not because it’s any good, it’s because you buy a PC, and it’s normally already there, waiting for you.
Since Alienware aren’t exactly the world’s #1 supplier of gaming hardware, this move in of itself isn’t that important, but if you think Dell (who own Alienware) are the only company Valve are going to sign a deal like this with, you’re mad as a hatter.


















robbym
Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 3:21 PMI’m actually all for more people using Steam to purchase PC games.
When you consider that EB, Game and other game stores in Aus sell pc games for $100+ on release, yet Steam sells them for a faction of the price, this might push the retail stores to stop the price gouging.
Sam Dammers
Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 4:46 PMdirect2drive are gona throw a fit lol