Watch Out GameFAQs: Valve Releases Steam Guides

[Guest]

No more ALT + TABbing for you!

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[nolarrow]

Does gamefaqs have the rights to any of the material thats posted by its users?

Otherwise there is going to be a massive copy pasta fest from gamefaqs to steam guides. To be honest I wouldn't mind, haven't used a gamefaqs in forever but if I needed to it would be nice to just access directly from steam. Can't see gamefaqs being pleased with this though.

 

[xenol]

Generally contributors to Gamefaqs.com retain the copyright of their work and who gets to use it At least, that's what I gathered anyway.

But I feel that this is redundant anyway considering:
- The overlay has a web browser. Sure it's has no history so if you quit the game you have to go back to it, but I never really had to Alt+Tab out to look at a walkthrough in the first place.
- For a lot of high-profile games, there already exists a detailed wiki.

 

[cewhidx]

Somehow I doubt that Gamefaqs is going anywhere anytime soon...

 

[keczapifrytki]

I do find this easier. A lot of times if you ALT + TAB out of a game it changes to windowed mode and you have to go to settings to reset it to full-screen. It is kind of annoying. The Steam overlay is helpful and adding game guides to it is also helpful. Nothing wrong here.

 

[upgrade_1977]

Thats pretty cool.

 

[lpedraja2002]

I haven't used alt tab in a steam game for a long time. FYI you have a web browser available on the Steam overlay, of course ever since the last update my steam overlay disappears after being opened for a couple of seconds and I need to keep alt+tabbing to mozilla while playing Dar Souls.

 

[Guest]

Would be nice if the guide somehow automatically scrolls to where you currently are in the game. Of course this would be a feature which you could either turn off or on.

 

[ttcboy]

If u don't want to ALT+Tab , u can always use ur smart phone or tablet.

 

[hoofhearted]

or a second monitor