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A meme using a photograph of two golfers on a golf course to compare Epic Games Store and Steam. The left golfer, labeled 'Epic Games Store', has text stating they are 'GIVING FREE GAMES ON THEIR STORE'. The right golfer, labeled 'Steam', has text indicating 'STEAM SEEING IT'S SALES INCREASE DUE IT'S BETTER SERVICE AND RELIABILITY'. The humor stems from contrasting Epic's strategy of offering free games with Steam's perceived success through superior service, implying Steam benefits despite Epic's promotions.

All Hail Steam

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A meme featuring a headline at the top: 'Epic Game Store’s free giveaways just cause a huge spike in Steam sales, reveals New Blood CEO'. Below, three visual elements: a person with the Steam logo on their back (facing away), a concerned woman with black hair touching the Steam person’s face, and a person in an 'Epic Games Store' shirt sitting on a chair. The woman asks 'Are you sure?' and the Epic person responds 'Yes', humorously implying Epic's actions boost Steam.

Epic Games Store Free Giveaways Boost Steam Sales Meme

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A meme image featuring two real men standing close to each other, facing one another. The text overlaid at the top reads: 'When I gift bro a game on Steam and I check his recently played games list to see if he downloaded it.' The image humorously captures the relatable scenario of eagerly checking if a friend has engaged with a gifted game on the Steam platform, using the intense facial expressions and proximity of the two men to convey the anticipation or curiosity of the situation.

When I Gift a Steam Game and Check If They Played It

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The meme is divided into two sections. The top section features a white background with bold black text that reads: 'Steam Support finding the person who hacked my Steam account'. The bottom section is an animated scene depicting a character wearing a red cap lying on a table with visible blood stains, suggesting injury or defeat. A large hand, dressed in a white sleeve and red glove, is shown holding a black gun pointed towards the character, implying a violent or decisive resolution. The humor arises from the exaggerated, darkly comedic portrayal of Steam Support taking extreme, vigilante-like action against a hacker, satirizing user frustration with account security issues and the desire for immediate, forceful retribution.

Steam Support Finding the Hacker

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A two-panel meme contrasting Reddit users' attitudes towards corporations and billionaires versus their positive sentiment towards Gabe Newell (CEO of Valve) and Steam. The top panel features an animated flower character with a menacing expression—tongue out, aggressive posture—accompanied by the text 'Redditors talking about corporations and billionaires'. The bottom panel shows the same flower character with a happy, friendly expression—closed eyes, smiling—and the text 'Redditors talking about Gabe Newell, Steam'. The meme humorously highlights the perceived bias in Reddit's gaming community, where typical criticism of corporations/billionaires is replaced with approval for Gabe Newell, often affectionately called 'Lord Gaben'. A watermark 'imgflip.com' is visible in the bottom left corner.

Lord Gaben: Reddit's View on Corporations vs. Gabe Newell

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A three-panel meme using screenshots from a Spider-Man film series, featuring two male actors in a dialogue. The first panel shows the left actor saying, 'I'm buying the new Steam Machine.' The second panel shows the right actor responding, 'But Peter, there's no Fortnite or Call of Duty because it's Linux.' The third panel shows the left actor (Peter) retorting, 'I just told you I'm buying it, you don't have to sell it to me.' The meme humorously depicts enthusiasm for purchasing a Linux-based Steam Machine despite the lack of popular mainstream games, highlighting a sarcastic dismissal of the other person's concern.

Peter Defends Buying Steam Machine Despite Linux Game Gaps

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A meme image featuring a real person with a smiling expression, their face obscured by the Steam logo. The top text reads 'CREATES A NEW PC RELATED HARDWARE' and the bottom text states 'THE FUCKING PC INDUSTRY STARTS TO COLAPSE', humorously suggesting that Steam's entry into PC hardware would cause the industry to collapse. The image has a watermark from imgflip.com in the bottom left corner.

Steam Creates Hardware, PC Industry Collapses Meme

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A three-panel meme featuring an animated character with gray hair and red eyes. The first panel shows the character looking surprised in a pixelated farm setting (resembling Stardew Valley) with the text 'Me just chilling on my farm'. The second panel displays a menacing figure with glowing eyes, a wide grin, and the Steam logo, accompanied by the text 'YOUR FRIEND IS PLAYING'; below this is a small image of two animated characters with the text 'FEMBOY FUTA HOUSE' and a price tag '-10% 13.31€'. The third panel returns to the original character, now looking shocked and sweaty, in the same farm background. The humor stems from the contrast between the peaceful farming activity and the alarming, potentially embarrassing notification of a friend playing a suggestive game.

When Your Friend Starts Playing That Game While You're Farming

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A two-panel meme utilizing a screenshot from the anime 'Fullmetal Alchemist,' featuring the character Van Hohenheim. The top panel includes text criticizing Epic Games for offering free expensive games and platform-wide discounts following negative publicity. The bottom panel edits the same character to have a Steam logo superimposed on his head, with text mocking Epic Games for needing to mimic 'a fraction of our power,' implying Steam's dominance.

Epic Games vs Steam: Mimicry Meme

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A two-panel meme celebrating indie game developers' modest success. The top panel features a baby with a slightly serious expression, accompanied by text: 'After 5 years of work with my partner' and 'We finally released our game on Steam!'. The bottom panel shows an older man in overalls standing in a rural field, with text: 'Sold 500+ copies in our first month, we actually entertained a few people!' and the iconic line 'It ain't much, but it's honest work,' alongside multiple 'X hrs on record' labels. The meme humorously frames small-scale indie game success as fulfilling and worthwhile, resonating with themes of perseverance and pride in honest labor.

Indie Game Devs Celebrate Honest Work After Steam Release

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A meme featuring a real human character with an intense, angry expression, likely a screenshot from a movie or TV show. The image contains two prominent text overlays: the top text reads 'I DON'T CARE IF THE STEAM MACHINE SELLS LESS THAN PLAYSTATION/SWITCH 2' and the bottom text states 'I JUST WANT MICROSOFT TO LOSE!'. The character's confrontational posture (leaning forward) amplifies the aggressive tone of the message, which expresses sarcastic disdain for Microsoft in the context of gaming console rivalry.

I Just Want Microsoft to Lose

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The meme combines two sections: the top part is a screenshot of a Steam community comment thread where user Chris J complains about game crashing, claiming to have a 'High End PC' with specs including an i5 10400 CPU, GTX 1650 GPU, 8GB DDR3 RAM, and an LG G4 OLED 4K display, followed by 'fix your game plz'. Steam Support responds with 'Imao'. The bottom section features an image of Woody from Disney's Toy Story with the text 'Steam:' above him, portraying Steam's amused/sarcastic reaction to the user's mislabeling of mid-range/outdated specs (e.g., 8GB DDR3 RAM) as 'High End'.

Steam Support's Response to 'High End PC' Complaints

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