Back in the old days ?�say, 2004 or so�?�the only way to get computer games was from retail outlets. Then Valve's digital distribution platform Steam came along, allowing gamers to pay for and immediately download games from both Valve and major third parties (it's a little like Apple's App Store). And it's done very well ? Steam now has over 70% of the digital game distribution market, and some retail stores have gone as far as banning games that install Steam because it's eating up so much of their business. WeGame, a 4-man startup that's been around since 2007, wants in on the action. Up until now the company has been primarily focused on building software that lets gamers record and share their in-game exploits using screenshot and video capture tools. 
HARRIS HCL TECHNOLOGIES HEWLETTPACKARD HIGH TECH COMPUTER HON HAI PRECISION IND HYNIX SEMICONDUCTOR INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES INVENTEC
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