Saturday, August 6, 2022 at 8:04AM 
On top of adding support for Nintendo's classic controllers, Valve is testing out a way to support Joy-Cons. It's part of the newest Steam beta, where Joy-Cons can be supported either individually or as a matched pair like you would with Switch games. You can opt into the Steam beta to try it out. These are the instructions you can follow on Steam's website.
Saturday, July 30, 2022 at 8:11PM 
Source: Nintendo
Steam now supports the Nintendo classic controllers for Switch Online. An update released on Wednesday noted that you could use your NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, and Sega Genesis controllers made for Nintendo's Switch Online service with games on Steam.
The NES and SNES controllers are available now, while the N64 and Genesis controllers are currently out of stock. These controllers are only available to Switch Online subscribers. Switch Online comes with a catalogue of Nintendo and Sega retro games.
Wednesday, April 20, 2022 at 10:27AM Blackbird Interactive's real-time strategy game Crossfire: Legion is coming to Steam soon. The game will be available in early access starting May 24. This early access build of Crossfire: Legion comes with the entire first act of the campaign. There will also be co-op and multiplayer modes with leaderboards. You can take command of an army from one of three factions: Black List, Global Rish, and New Horizon. And then duke it out with rivals in different environments and terrains.
Monday, February 14, 2022 at 5:34AM 
Source: Amazon Games
Amazon Games has another hit title on its hands. Lost Ark has passed the 1 million concurrent player mark just 24 hours since its release, making it the second most played game in Steam history based on concurrent counts. This Diablo-like MMO launched in the West on February 11. Amazon Games worked with Smilegate RPG to localize and translate Lost Ark and make it available in English. It was first released in 2019 in South Korea, and it has millions of active players in the country and in Russia and Japan.
According to SteamDB, at its all-time peak, the game had 1,325,305 concurrent players, beating out popular titles, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Dota 2. But as The Verge pointed out, it isn't clear how many are actively playing. Lost Ark became so popular that it ran into server issues, and there's a queue just to start playing. Hopefully, that's levelled out now. It still has a long way to go to beat PUBG for the top spot. PUBG: Battlegrounds had 3,257,248 concurrent players at its all-time peak.
