Renowned game developer and company behind the Steam storefront Valve has announced that it is retiring one of its legacy products. Valve is widely regarded by the PC gaming community as one of the best developers of both games, services, and hardware, creating titles like Half-Life and Portal, along with Steam, the Steam Deck, and Steam Machine console. However, fans won't have much longer to pick up one of Valve's more impressive pieces of tech.
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The official Steam Store page for the Valve Index has been updated to announce that the VR headset will no longer be produced, effectively sunsetting the hardware. While Indexes will still be available for purchase while supplies last, no new units will be produced. As part of the VR gaming headset's impending sunset, Valve has also lowered the price for the Index and its peripherals until the products sell out:
