We all know that Valve's Half-Life 2: Episode 2 kicked some serious booty last year, and it's still among today's favorites because of its superior gameplay. The only downside in this scenario is that fans are asking for more, and they've started looking at E3 2008 as the possible birthplace of the next episode. Valve says "not yet", but they've got another thing for itchy trigger fingers. More after the jump.

Would you agree with this take on the death of the PC? Doug Lombardi laughed at retail and media hearsay that PC gaming is either dead or dying. Valve Software's co-founder was more than happy to say that the idea that PC gaming is dying is a "perception problem." Guess it's time to broaden our horizons and take the world view into our sights. More at the full story.

The PC version of Team Fortress 2 (PC, Xbox 360, PS3) has been receiving a steady supply of updates and downloadable content since its launch, leaving fans using the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions to question why none have come their ways so far. Valve has finally addressed the issue and they've got interesting news for the Microsoft side. Read more in the full article.

Can't wait to get your hands on Valve Corporation's Left 4 Dead (Xbox 360, PC)? Well, you're going to have to wait till the full version of the game is out because a demo won't be released before that time. To find out more, be sure to check out the full article.

We know that Valve won't be releasing a PlayStation 3 port of the upcoming zombie shooter Left 4 Dead (Xbox 360, PC). But Valve Corporation is open to the possibility of having a port although the company has maintained that a third party dev would likely create the PS3 port. Why? Over at the full article, Valve's Doug Lombardi shares his thoughts so make the jump.

Sometimes, companies get that urge to do something different from what they're normally accustomed to doing. This appears to be the case with Valve Corporation, makers of the first-person puzzle game known as Portal. In fact, Valve is considering making a Wii game for kids, as well as trying its hand at the MMORPG arena. More on these prospects after the jump.

Portal may have been released on the Xbox 360 in The Orange Box compilation, but did you know that Valve once offered to release it on Xbox Live? Microsoft turned it down however, but who knows, maybe we might see it happen for Portal 2. More in the full article.

Yes, Valve Corporation's Portal (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, PC) is indeed remarkable, but as tempting as the idea may be, the game developer studio won't cash in on the highly-lucrative series...for now. Valve's Doug Lombardi speaks up about the choice they made concerning Portal, and you can read about it in the full article.

Valve may want their downloadable content for Team Fortress 2 on the PS3 and Xbox 360 to be free, but it seems they aren't the final arbiter for how their content gets priced. Kotaku reports that it actually happens to be Microsoft and Sony who get to do the pricing in this case. More on this after the jump!

Even though game developer Valve corporation has made it clear that it's not going to port over their zombie-infested game Left 4 Dead, Doug Lombardi has said that they might do it because they're open to discussions.

If the project pushes through, however, it will not be handled by Valve. Details are in the full article.