OK, so maybe it wasn’t that big of a deal, but Steam really did change my gaming experience forever, and I’d say it’s mostly all been positive.
Now you’ll find me saying “Loyalty until Underverse come” when asked my opinion on Steam.
And thus, after a series of long and painful mouse clicks, Steam was installed: I drank the Kool-Aid. As I inserted the game’s install CD into my PC I soon realized one thing: Valve developed both the game and Steam software, and it was therefore their prerogative to require Steam to play the long-awaited Freeman-filled shooter. However, my feelings made a sharp change the following year, in 2004, when the blockbuster title Half-Life 2 was released to gamers abroad. I figured a gaming platform that imposed more restrictions on the user (like DRM technology) and a required Internet connection would never really take off. Back in 2003 when Valve released its now well-known game distribution software called Steam, I wasn’t immediately sold on the idea.
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