ideas of a movement

[PiuPiu No.56116185]

Imagine a world where Valve Corporation, renowned for its successful gaming platform Steam, acquired Unity, one of the leading game development tools. This could dramatically reshape the industry. Valve is known for its emphasis on quality and innovation, and it has managed to maintain its leading position in digital distribution without succumbing to greed, understanding the importance of empowering independent creators.

If these two powerhouses were to join forces, they could collaborate to offer an even better experience for gamers and developers alike. Valve could contribute its expertise in game distribution and its ability to stay fresh and innovative. Meanwhile, Unity could continue enhancing its development capabilities. This could benefit those of us who simply want to play and create games, providing us with a more satisfying and thrilling experience in the world of gaming.

Spread the word; this could be fascinating.

[Anonymous No.56116195]

Why would Valve buy Unity when they already have Source 2? Also Valve literally doesn't care about doing anything when Steam is a money printer and they could do literally nothing and still rake in more money than they know what to do with.

[Anonymous No.56116199]

>>56116185
Hey chico, i think you stumbled onto the wrong site.

[Anonymous No.56116206]

>>56116185
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get off my board ESL retard

[Anonymous No.56116263]

>>56116185
>Valve is known for its emphasis on quality and innovation

Are you fucking kidding me? Obvious trollpost is obvious!

[PiuPiu No.56116264]

Microsoft is that you?

[PiuPiu No.56116292]

Are you Sony, or are you Microsoft? It's hard to tell who's more greedy; I'm just showing which would be the lesser of two evils

[Anonymous No.56116599]

>>56116185
>>56116264
>>56116292
failed samefag spotted

[Anonymous No.56117094]

Is Unity the smartest business ever???