Overgrowth dev Wolfire Games files antitrust lawsuit against Valve over Steam fees
Overgrowth and Receiver developer Wolfire Games has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Valve after taking issue with the extraordinarily high cut of revenue it takes from Steam developers and its alleged unassailable monopoly on PC game distribution.
The lawsuit was filed on April 27, 2021, by Wolfire Games and two other plaintiffs called William Herbet and Daniel Escobar, both of whom claim Valve s anti-competitive practices have led to them paying supra competitive prices for PC games.
It claims that Steam owner and operator Valve currently dominates the distribution of PC titles, with approximately 75 percent of PC games sales flowing through Steam, and alleges Valve uses that dominance to take an extraordinarily high cut from nearly every sale that passes through its store.
With its scandal and sexual dalliances, raunchy Netflix period drama Bridgerton promises to keep viewers entertained when it premieres on Christmas Day.
The series focuses on the story of Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor), the eldest daughter of a wealthy family, as she dives into the social scene of Regency era London in search of a husband, and forms an alliance with dashing Simon Basset, Duke of Hastings, who is played by Regé-Jean Page.
Dame Julie Andrews narrated the series titillating trailer when it was released in early November, as the gossip-loving Lady Whistledown.
Ahead of its release, Tatler has taken a look at the stunning stately homes, gardens and gentlemen s clubs that served as filming locations for the series ballrooms and palaces.