Steam Site Licensing Expands [Nov 03, 2016, 7:09 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Valve is expanding their site licensing program for "arcades, amusement parks,
cybercafés, dorms, museums, pop-up stores or in fact any other place you can
think of." This includes free VR titles along with premium games, and this
program also allows customers to use their personal Steam accounts in such
locations. Word is: "The Site Licensing Program is designed to make it easy and
affordable for you to allow your patrons access to all the great content and
services that Steam has to offer." Here are the free games they include:
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All but one of the titles "included" are free anyway. Chamber 19, the only pay title, is a shittier-in-every-way Xortex, which is a free part of The Lab.
Probably a good idea for them.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/5at7nr/we_are_ctrl_v_north_americas_first_virtual/
This, for example. It's an interesting read from a VR arcade company in Canaday. VR "arcades" could be a thing, since it's relatively expensive at the moment to go into VR on a personal level (not even including the needed space).
https://www.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/5at7nr/we_are_ctrl_v_north_americas_first_virtual/
This, for example. It's an interesting read from a VR arcade company in Canaday. VR "arcades" could be a thing, since it's relatively expensive at the moment to go into VR on a personal level (not even including the needed space).
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Licensing for home use.
- At this point, Windows is the OS equivalent of Stockholm Syndrome. -
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