Unlike what the article implies, I don't think Steam is the reason hasn't put any new great single-player games, but rather their big 3 micro-transaction games

Unlike what the article implies, I don't think Steam is the reason hasn't put any new great single-player games, but rather their big 3 micro-transaction games (TF2, CS:GO and Dota 2). From what I understand, the Steam team isn't even that big, most of Valve employees work on games, but again, it's mostly those 3 that bring all the money. Therefore, splitting out the game company won't solve the real issue, which is that they are more focused on addictive games people play for thousands of hours, over quality award winning story telling.