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Today, Valve announced 'Big Picture' mode, a new Steam feature which will "offer controller support and navigation designed for television interaction." The mode may also be handy when you've got your feet up on your desk, a recently-microwaved dinner on your lap, and you don't want to spill chana masala everywhere while reaching for your mouse.
"Our partners and customers have asked us to make Steam available in more places. With the introduction of Steam on the Mac, and soon in Portal 2 on the PS3, we've done just that," said Valve's Doug Lombardi. "With big picture mode, gaming opportunities for Steam partners and customers become possible via PCs and Macs on any TV or computer display in the house."
