Steam Dev Days #SteamDevDays

Lo que si es una pena es que no hay acceso para la prensa
¿Qué demonios Gabe?

¿vas a seguir invitando gente al hate train de windows 8?

Steam Dev Days is a two-day game developer’s conference where professionals can meet in a relaxed, off the record environment. Developers will share their design and industry expertise, participate in roundtable discussions and attend lectures by industry veterans on topics ranging from game economies to VR, Linux/OpenGL, user-generated content and more. Developers will also have direct access to Valve’s Steam Team, and will be given a chance to test-drive and provide feedback on Steam OS, prototype Steam Machines and Steam Controllers.

The (super) surprise inside our welcome bag at Steam Dev Days http://t.co/4ocsHpvuKY #SteamDevDays
— Studio Evil (@STUDIOEVIL) January 15, 2014

#SteamDevDays 75 million active users?! Holy crap
— tinyBuildGAMES (@tinyBuild) January 15, 2014

No exclusive titles but exclusive experiences. Thumbs up! #SteamDevDays
— Anton Westbergh (@AntonWestbergh) January 15, 2014

Exclusive titles on Steam Machines? Some content might be better suited to Steam Machines so may end up exclusive. #SteamDevDays
— Tomas Rawlings (@TomasRawlings) January 15, 2014

Hasta ahora sabemos que no habrá juegos en exclusiva, pero que esperan que haya ventajas para la plataforma.

Y alienware lanza en septiembre (aunque no hay fecha para Steam OS)

"... you're not moving your code to Linux, you're moving it away from Windows..." in case there was any doubt about that #SteamDevDays

— Stephen CW (@DrStephenCW) January 15, 2014

Todos los asistentes se llevan un control

It's bloody huge, so many spaces for people. #SteamDevDays pic.twitter.com/FFMqKHPknr
— Stu Morton (@wizzytweets) January 15, 2014

@PoniesPonies: Steam Controller secrets revealed! Everything written is truth! #steamdevdays pic.twitter.com/FlrMmPXYVl
— Kristina Drzaic (@PoniesPonies) January 15, 2014

Y una steam machine de Gigabyte

Every #SteamDevDays attendee gets a free Gigabyte Steam Machine. Every. Single. One.
— Steam Database (@SteamDB) January 15, 2014