Valve's founder is preparing a surprise for gamers worldwide: Gabe Newell revealed what he's working on

Gabe Newell, known as the founder and CEO of Valve, has embarked on a new project in the field of brain implant development for gamers called Starfish. He is focused on creating implants with a 'brain-computer' interface, bringing together a team of scientists, engineers, and neuroengineers to work on this project.

This information is reported on the official website of the Starfish company, co-founded by Newell.

While the technical details of Starfish are not yet disclosed, experts promise that their components will allow 'editing feelings,' opening new possibilities for interaction with virtual reality and expanding human perception abilities.

Initial tests of the implants were conducted on people with limited abilities, and now the company is focusing on developing reliable protection against potential hacking of these devices, understanding their potential as a powerful means of influencing human consciousness.

Newell emphasized that he would like to take gaming experiences to a completely new level that surpasses ordinary human senses. However, he also highlighted the threat of addiction to such devices, emphasizing the need for cautious development approaches.

It is worth noting that earlier, the founder of Valve shocked with changes in his appearance. Some fans even initially didn't recognize the celebrity.