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In the last few hours, Steam, Valve's well-known platform, is rolling back several accounts migrated to Argentina. What is happening? The motivation is really very simple to illustrate: in the South American country the offers are decidedly greedy. A situation very similar to what happened some time ago, when some users migrated to the South African Nintendo eShop, to take advantage of convenient offers due to more disadvantaged economies. Without further ado, let's analyze what has been leaked in these hours.Gabe Newell, founder of Valve Corporation The news was initially reported on Reddit, then moved on to ResetEra (in fact, the original post is no longer available) where users have started a very participatory discussion. Valve, realizing the arcane, in fact, decided to give the coup de grace to the accounts migrated to Argentina, carrying out a mass rollback to their original country: the Steam regulation, in fact, does not allow you to set a country of origin. origin different from the IP of origin.
The use by users of certain stratagems obviously puts users in the most disadvantaged countries in difficulty, given the rise in prices due to increasingly frequent purchases on the store. Will Gabe Newell's company be able to counter this phenomenon once and for all? Impossible to predict, among other things with the wide expansion of virtual networks, but we will try to keep you updated on this.
Therefore, as we usually do, we invite you to stay tuned with us at Game Division, for constant updates on your favorite titles. In the meantime, we advise you to read our preview of Monster Hunter Stories 2: click here to view it! In addition, we have drawn up a buying guide dedicated to the best games of E3 2021: you can view it by clicking here. In the last few hours, moreover, a malware has been attacking the PCs of various users, exploiting well-known pirated games, such as GTA 5 and Fallout 4: click above to learn more.
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Steam Summer Sale 2021 Features Thousands Of PC Game Deals
The Steam Summer Sale 2021 kicked off yesterday and, as always, it has brought thousands of discounts on a wide range of PC games, from AAA hits to acclaimed indies, and you can take advantage of all the best deals for the next two weeks. The Steam Summer Sale 2021 is live now until July 8 at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET.
Best Steam Summer Sale dealsAs usual, the Steam Summer Sale seems to have a nice mix of deals on a wide range of genres, whether you're looking for something action-packed or a slower-paced adventure. Recent releases like Mass Effect: Legendary Edition ($49.79), Outriders ($39), and It Takes Two ($30) are seeing nice discounts on Steam, along with older hits like Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice - Game of the Year Edition for $30, Outer Wilds for $15, and Halo: The Master Chief Collection for $20. See our full list of picks for the best Steam Summer Sale deals this year for more. And for those on a tighter budget, check out the best cheap Steam games under $10 right now.
This year, Steam is going for a storytelling theme, with a button on the homepage that says, 'Click here to read your story.' On that page, Steam has 14 'Forge Your Fate' stories, letting you navigate the sale through a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' type narrative. On each story page, Steam shows you a variety of game deals that fit within a particular genre, and you can click on a button at the top that says 'Click here to continue your story' to read a short blurb and make one of two decisions on how to proceed. You'll get stickers based on your actions. After you complete all 14 of the Forge Your Fate stories, you'll get one of five unique badges reflecting your choices.
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