As an avid Mac user, I was more than a little excited about Valve’s announcement to bring their Steam platform to OSX. Being able to play any Valve title on my iMac without the need to use Bootcamp is going to be fantastic. So where exactly is this glorious release? We were told April originally, but...

I was just as surprised as anyone else when Valve announced Left 4 Dead 2. The game hasn’t exactly been out for a long time, and well, Valve takes forever to release new games. Christ, I’m still waiting to hear anything about Half Life 2: Episode 3. So what is the big deal with the new sequel,...

Left 4 Dead has become a staple at our gaming sessions here at GamerFront, and the new Survival Pack has kept us really busy. If you haven’t checked this game out yet, then you’re in luck. Today you can play the game for free (until 12:01AM GMT) through Steam. I’d suggest getting your...

Left 4 Dead has become something of a staple during our gaming nights here at the GamerFront HQ. It really just doesn’t get much better than blowing away zombies with three of your closest friends. Actually it does get better. How about trying to survive wave after wave of zombies with no hope of...

What’s the best way to ruin any online game? Exploits. Unfortunately Left 4 Dead (check back in a few days for our full review) is not safe from hackers, at least not on the Xbox 360. The above video is almost comical in nature, due to the crazy stuff that one can pull off. I’d just hate to be...

I’ve been impressed by Steam for a long time, and am always more than happy to purchase a new title via the service. I think Valve really found that balance between giving the customers the freedom to actually play their purchased games when and where they want, and still combating piracy. Honestly,...

I’ve said for a long time that Steam is the best thing to happen to PC gaming since the concept of shareware was created. The ability to download your game directly from Valve’s servers onto any computer, at any time is just awesome. Now they’re starting to save your key bindings, and soon...

It seems like years ago that Valve announced their new Cloud syncing service for Steam. If you missed the announcement back in May, the new service will actually save all of your settings such as key-bindings and such on their server, rather than just your PC. This will make things much easier when you go...