Code may point at Steam adding movies, TV shows and music

[Justin Kahn]

With such a large and dedicated customer base, some wonder why Valve hasn't begun offering other forms of media through its Steam platform. Valve is yet offer its 75 million registered users music, television shows and movies the way Google...

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[yRaz]

It might have something to do with steam finally fixing its atrocious video player and browser.

 

[St1ckM4n]

I thought we knew this for at least a good 4 months.

 

[MrBlkfx1]

It'd be nice if we could get a UI overhaul to compliment these changes. I'm sure most would agree that Steam is a bit cluttered and this would only make it worse.

 

[Guest]

I understand the benefits of including Movies, Music, Tv Shows into their current system...But I'd like to just go ahead and say steam would be selling out big time and I fear for the inflation cost of everything that is to come.

 

[9Nails]

I understand the benefits of including Movies, Music, Tv Shows into their current system...But I'd like to just go ahead and say steam would be selling out big time and I fear for the inflation cost of everything that is to come.

I wouldn't disagree with you on that, but going after money is what a business does. The one thought I have is that I hope they continue to discount games, and now include movies, TV shows, and more. And a subscription might work better for me than paying $2.99 per movie title. (What ever the charges might be.) Just saying.