Valve want's players of Team Fortress 2 to create Halloween-themed items for its next game update, scheduled to hit this October, according to a recent blog post on the developer's official website. Users can submit their designed through Steam Workshop, while those unable to to design items can still vote for the best ones. There are already many new creations available to see an vote for on the Steam community website.

Those new to model making can take a look at Valve's FAQ for Steam Workshop, and check out the Team Fortress 2 forums to share ideas.

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Team Fortress 2 Halloween Update

Valve want's players of Team Fortress 2 to create Halloween-themed items for its next game update, scheduled to hit this October, according to a recent blog post on the developer's official website. Users can submit their designed through Steam Workshop, while those unable to to design items can still vote for the best ones. There are already many new creations available to see an vote for on the Steam community website.

Those new to model making can take a look at Valve's FAQ for Steam Workshop, and check out the Team Fortress 2 forums to share ideas.

Whoever is a Left 4 Dead fan will know that 'Cold Stream' is the next update for Left 4 Dead. The downloadable content will be available on Friday 3rd August, Valve says:

 "Cold Stream" will add five campaigns to the Xbox 360 version of Left 4 Dead 2 — the community-created "Cold Stream" and four campaigns from the original Left 4 Dead, "Dead Air," "Death Toll," "Blood Harvest," and "Crash Course." Additionally, all of Left 4 Dead 2's Mutations will be available to play at any time, instead of on a weekly, rotating cycle.

The 'Cold Stream' Add-on was release for PC and Mac last week. The Xbox version will cost just 560 Microsoft points ($7.00) and requires about one gigabyte of storage.

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Left 4 Dead 2 'Cold Stream' gets release date

Whoever is a Left 4 Dead fan will know that 'Cold Stream' is the next update for Left 4 Dead. The downloadable content will be available on Friday 3rd August, Valve says:

 "Cold Stream" will add five campaigns to the Xbox 360 version of Left 4 Dead 2 — the community-created "Cold Stream" and four campaigns from the original Left 4 Dead, "Dead Air," "Death Toll," "Blood Harvest," and "Crash Course." Additionally, all of Left 4 Dead 2's Mutations will be available to play at any time, instead of on a weekly, rotating cycle.

The 'Cold Stream' Add-on was release for PC and Mac last week. The Xbox version will cost just 560 Microsoft points ($7.00) and requires about one gigabyte of storage.

AppleInsider reports that Tim Cook (CEO of Apple) took a visit to the headquarters of Valve, the video game firm behind the Steam digital distribution platform and the creator of famous games (Team Fortress 2). Steam is a very popular for making games for Mac and Windows operating systems. We do not know why Tim Cook paid a visit to the headquarters but the company's headquarters in Bellevue, Washington suggests that it may have been relating to collaboration between the two companies.

Earlier this year, Valvue released an iOS app allowing users to browse the Steam marketplace to buy games for later to download or play them on a PC or Mac.

We do not know what Steam and Apple have come up with but hopefully it will be interesting and awesome. I personally don't think that Steam and Apple with disappoint us.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook Visits Headquarters of Video Game Firm Valve

AppleInsider reports that Tim Cook (CEO of Apple) took a visit to the headquarters of Valve, the video game firm behind the Steam digital distribution platform and the creator of famous games (Team Fortress 2). Steam is a very popular for making games for Mac and Windows operating systems. We do not know why Tim Cook paid a visit to the headquarters but the company's headquarters in Bellevue, Washington suggests that it may have been relating to collaboration between the two companies.

Earlier this year, Valvue released an iOS app allowing users to browse the Steam marketplace to buy games for later to download or play them on a PC or Mac.

We do not know what Steam and Apple have come up with but hopefully it will be interesting and awesome. I personally don't think that Steam and Apple with disappoint us.