02/27/2010

Valve's Steam Heading to the Mac?


A forum thread has been generating some buzz around the Mac web by suggesting that Valve will be porting their Steam platform to the Mac. Steam is a digital distribution system for PC games -- essentially an PC game App Store. A Mac versio... http://bit.ly/91i90a
Feb 27, 2010 2:52:00 AM

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