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China has reportedly banned Steam’s global version
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It appears that Steam, Valve’s market-dominating PC gaming platform, has been banned in China as of today. Avid Chinese gamers can at least take solace in the knowledge that the Chinese version of the storefront remains active, but the underwhelming library of just over 100 games may prove little comfort in comparison to the tens of thousands of titles lost.
The news was shared by an anonymous Redditor, among others, early this morning, who discovered that the Steam’s website domain
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