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Gabe Newell is an American software entrepreneur who co-founded Valve Corporation in 1996 after working at Microsoft. Valve developed games including Half-Life, Portal, Counter-Strike, and Dota 2, while its Steam service became a major platform for purchasing, distributing, updating, and playing PC games. Newell has also overseen Valve's work on gaming hardware and virtual reality, including the Steam Deck and technology developed with hardware partners.

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Gabe Newell ranks #10 of 170 in the Entrepreneur ranking, behind Ray Kroc, ahead of Paul Graham.

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Why did Gabe Newell leave Microsoft to start Valve?

Newell left Microsoft after working there for about 13 years and co-founded Valve with former colleague Mike Harrington in 1996. Their first game, Half-Life, was released in 1998 and established Valve as a major PC developer.

How did Gabe Newell turn Steam into a major PC platform?

Valve launched Steam in 2003 as a way to distribute updates and games digitally. It later expanded into a storefront, multiplayer infrastructure, community system, workshop, and software-distribution platform for other publishers.

What games is Gabe Newell's Valve best known for?

Valve developed or operates series including Half-Life, Portal, Counter-Strike, Left 4 Dead, Team Fortress, and Dota. Several grew from mods or acquired teams, including Counter-Strike and the project that became Dota 2.

What role did Gabe Newell play in the Steam Deck?

Newell remained Valve's public-facing co-founder as the company entered handheld PC hardware with Steam Deck. The device launched in 2022 and runs SteamOS, Valve's Linux-based operating system.

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