Emire Interactive nutzt die Steam-Plattform von "Half-Life 2"-Entwickler Valve, um ausgesuchte Titel in der digitalen Distribution an den Mann zu bringen.

Empire Interactive ist neuester Kunde der Steam-Plattform von "Half-Life 2"-Entwickler Valve Entertainment. Über die Onlineplattform sollen zunächst drei Titel vermarktet werden. Als Quasi-Testballon treten so "FlatOut 2", "Vegas Tycoon" und "Ghost Master" in der digitalen Distribution an. Ob künftig eine Ausweitung der Zusammenarbeit geplant ist, teilte Empire nicht mit.

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