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Valve has responded to New York state's recent loot box lawsuit announcement, saying it doesn't believe its "mystery boxes" violate gambling laws.

The company behind Steam also pushed back on claims made by the New York AG about video games and violence ...

The class-action suit intends to 'put money back in the pockets of consumers'

Valve is facing another lawsuit over its Counter-Strike 2 cases system, with a new class action claiming the loot boxes operate as illegal gambling and demanding the return of "billions of dollars" spent by players.

Valve is now facing a new loot box lawsuit, this time a class action lawsuit that is being held in their home state of Washington.

Valve are being taken to court again over their billion dollar lootbox business, which allegedly "use the same psychological techniques as casino games".

CS2 players in Germany will soon be able to see what's inside containers before purchasing them--but it's not really the boon it sounds like.

With Valve being sued by the state of New York, Eurogamer speaks to a lawyer to figure out the key stuff.

US and Israel show no signs of deescalation.