Valve have decided they're going to get into the social networking game:

Beginning in July, Steam users can set up their own personal Steam pages and profiles, create and join groups, schedule games with friends, review who they've played with, see how well everyone played, chat with groups, chat via voice, and more. These new community services and features can be used with all Steam games, which include new releases and classic titles from leading publishers and independent developers.

Valve are calling this the "largest extension to the Steam platform" since its release back in 2004, so they obviously consider it a pretty big deal.

so they obviously consider it a pretty big deal.

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mysteamspace ?

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Idiot.

No, he didn't.


Also, Myspace sucks major donkey balls.

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