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Expensive Games Are Fueling Steam’s Most Lucrative Year Despite Players Trending Towards Older Releases

While the industry crumbles around it, the leading PC gaming portal is seeing its highest gross revenues off surprise hits, new demographics and higher priced blockbusters

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KotakuLean L·3h ago
Expensive Games Are Fueling Steam’s Most Lucrative Year Despite Players Trending Towards Older Releases
While the industry crumbles around it, the leading PC gaming portal is seeing its highest gross revenues off surprise hits, new demographics and higher priced blockbusters
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