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1. www.reddit.com › r › tf2Gabe newell telling his son he has to disown him (he realized ...

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   CS2 is basically a new game under the hood, and its anti-cheat was also functional up until launch day when the new VAC live™️ system was deployed and started getting a bunch of false positives. i'd imagine valve has been hard at work ironing out the false positive issues with VAC over the last few months (and yet they still couldn't be bothered to do the basic treadmill work off the back ...

2. www.reddit.com › r › gamingGabe finally hit the treadmill and blew off some steam!

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4. www.reddit.com › r › gamingGabe Newell on making Half-Life's crowbar fun: 'We ... - Reddit

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   Maybe we need another gen of VR hardware improvements and maybe an omnidirectional treadmill that doesn't bankrupt the user but hot damn there is so much potential. Reply reply more replies

5. www.pcgamer.com › gabe-newell-on-making-half-lifesGabe Newell on making Half-Life's crowbar fun: 'We were just ...

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   Nov 19, 2023 · In the documentary, Valve's co-founder Gabe Newell explained why game delays are OK, but also took some time to explain the theory of fun Valve came up with while developing the original Half-Life.

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6. www.bbc.com › news › technology-24205497Valve: How going boss-free empowered the games-maker - BBC News

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   Sep 23, 2013 · Gabe Newell wanted to create a company without bosses after working at Microsoft for 13 years. He adds that he believes the model works in this case because Valve attracts "elite" performers. But ...

7. www.times-standard.com › 2017/01/21 › well-playedWell Played: Getting to know Valve co-founder, billionaire ...

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   Jan 21, 2017 · Newell, aka “The Gaben” or “GabeN,” has headed Valve Corp. since he co-founded the company in 1998 with Mike Harrison, and is estimated by Forbes to be worth around $4.1 billion. Valve ...

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   Who is Gabe Newell?

   • Gabe Newell — the man, the legend, the richest man in the video game industry — hosted an “Ask Me Anything” style Q&A on reddit Tuesday to answer some of his fans pressing and not-so-pressing questions.Newell, aka “The Gaben” or “GabeN,” has headed Valve Corp. since he co-founded the company in 1998 with Mike Harrison, […]

   Well Played: Getting to know Valve co-founder, billionaire Gabe Newell

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   Does Newell interrupt the press?

   • One of his Valve co-workers — part of a panel assembled for the day — is talking about virtual reality. Maybe a dozen members of the press sit around, taking notes. Newell doesn't interrupt, but at any given moment, he's almost always the next person to speak. It's not merely a matter of deference.

   Gabe Newell isn't really here - Polygon

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   What animates Newell the most?

   • Valve is a private company that's sitting pretty, generating oodles of cash from Steam. These revenues, and the energies of the people who work at Valve, are largely being channeled into VR, and this is the topic that animates Newell the most. It's almost like the company's mission is to push VR as hard as possible, to get it where it needs to go.

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   What does Newell think about VR?

   • Newell sees it as analogous to the arrival of PCs in the early 1980s. PCs were viewed as a cool manifestation of the future. People bought them without really knowing what they were for. “It's barely capable of doing a marginally adequate job of delivering a VR experience.”

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9. www.polygon.com › features › 2017/2/15Gabe Newell isn't really here - Polygon

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   Feb 15, 2017 · Isaac Brekken/Invision/AP. Gabe Newell sits perfectly still, leans forward. His hands are laid on his lap. Only his eyes are moving. They shift rapidly from left to right and back again. He's ...