How Valve’s Steam Box will reinvent the game console as you know it If your name is Microsoft, Sony, or Nintendo, you should start taking notes ...

The company behind massively popular cloud-based gaming service Steam is pushing its way into the living room with a run of “Steam Box” console-sized computers that deliver computer games to ...

The announcement we've all been anxiously awaiting for the better part of a year -- the reveal of Valve's Steam Box -- has arrived. It turns out Valve's purportedly revolutionary games console is ...

When Valve announced its Steam Box in January at CES, we saw what was supposed to be a prototype of the console. Produced by Xi3, the little box shown was a very small form-factor PC, able to fit ...

Valve's hands-off approach with Steam box manufacturers is creating a lot of confusion.

This prototype Steam Box is going to be a powerful, open machine, reppin’ hardware upgradability and SteamOS. You know, the console of Valve’s ideal future.

All the signs have pointed toward Valve introducing its own Steam Box console, and this time the rumors were true.

Building our own Steam Box gave us insight into why the idea has merit. But capable as it is, our system will pale in comparison to upcoming consoles.

In a BBC interview ahead of last night's BAFTA Game Awards, Gabe Newell revealed that prototypes of Valve's "Steam Box," their planned living-room friendly PC, could be ready to ship to customers ...

Reclusive Valve boss and mighty beardsman Gabe Newell spoke with The Verge in an interview at the Consumer Electronics Show today, sharing precious additional details on the studio's Steam Box ...

Valve might be taking its sweet time building a Steam Box, but Mark finds that you can build your own living-room gaming rig for a mere £300.

That could turn the Steam Box from one console into a house-worth of entertainment provision. It's not there yet, but the hardware's on the way, and it's not Valve lumped with the task of creating it.