So ever since the Romine Brothers trying to sue Jim Sterling for damage, the criticism against the company had only increased. Yesterday, Digital Homicide went even more greedy and submitted a lawsuit against 100 anonymous Steam Users for posting negative content against them and seeking $18 million USD of damage from them. They also subpoenaed Valve to get the personal information of the 100 users based on their Steam nicknames (note it's nicknames not their Steam login username, Steam64 or anything that could be used to uniquely identify a Steam Account).

And now we have this:

[Updated] Digital Homicide’s Games Removed From Steam

Update: Valve has responded to our question, confirming that they did delist the games. This was what Doug Lombardi of Valve had to say:

Valve has stopped doing business with Digital Homicide for being hostile to Steam customers.

RIP IN PEACE.

Now let's celebrate Digihom's "official" eviction by Valve! Unfortunately it really came in a hurry so I don't have many gibs right here.

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