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In a word, yes. Be it controller support and how that has evolved over the years. His partnership with Nvidia, that has his store being accessed, not just for people with low grade PCs, but Consoles and Phones alike.
His giving young developers, and small studios opportunities to create games (some of my favorites) no other platform would afford.
Steam Deck, that i have not participated in, but an undoubted success. I can go on.
These are matters that come from the top, and obvious that the intention, was to bring Steam and it's success, to others, many of which could not take advantage otherwise. And for that, the credit goes, to Mr Newell.
According to the search results, Gabe Newell owns at least 50.1% of Valve Corporation, which operates Steam. Bloomberg Billionaires Index also estimates that Newell owns at least 50.1% of Valve, which is attributed to his control of the company and status as co-founder.
It is also mentioned in the search results that Newell’s ownership stake is not disclosed, and he is attributed 50.1% of Valve in this analysis to reflect his control of the company and status as co-founder.
So while not definitive, it is likely that GabeN still owns a controlling interest in Valve.
P.S. I'm sure something got lost in translation
You mean that news, rumors and other information can impact share prices for publicly-traded companies, from which they’re spared since the company is not listed?
Completely made up by one guy on X/Twitter with no sources or any credibility.
But everyone rushed to spread it like a wildfire.
Also if you think Valve/Steam is only worth 16 billion when Microsoft had to pay 70 billion for Activion you straight up dont know how the business work.
Valve makes nearly a billion a year from lootboxes in CSGO ALONE + billions from ther 30% sale cut for each game.
Microsoft would need to offer considerably more then for Activision to aqquire Steam.
Plus Steam is not a traded company so they have no stocks to sell and Gabe Newell is on record multiple times saying that he will never sell Valve in his lifetime.
This is a complete non story spread by people who want attention, nothing more.
Edit: Fixed nonworking link.
Hm, that page is gone. Interesting.
No its not, seems i cut off the last few digits of the link by accident when copy/pasting.
Sorry.
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/money/technology/microsoft-is-not-buying-valve-and-counter-strike-for-12-billion-unsurprisingly/ar-BB1mURF8
Thank you, yet, they're only reporting on the rumors, not that anyone disproved them. No word from MS, Valve, nobody, despite as the story claimed, the rumor spreading like wild fire.
Nor anything about Mr Newell selling off most of his shares to only 25% of the company.
Anyhow, like me, Mr Newell ain't getting any younger, so, don't hurt to thank him nonetheless. Thank you for that though.
No one proved the rumors.
No one needs to disprove them — or do you treat rumors that grey xenos, fairies and the Big Rock-Candy Mountains exist as true, too?
It's even below the journalistic standards of X - they put a box under the post showing that there's no evidence of anything to back it up.