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Rumor: Google to Buy Game-Maker Valve
ADOTAS – Google is set to announce its acquisition of PC videogame specialist Valve, according to widespread reports. Valve is the developer behind the games Half-Life, Counter-Strike and Portal — and Steam, a distribution platform for games.
Google has been rumored to be eyeing the game space lately and extremely profitable Valve would be a perfect target: it has a strong presence in online games themselves, its platform is going gangbusters (most likely the real impetus behind the potential buy).
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