Update: SPOnG has been provided with a link that leads directly to the Rockstar Collection on Steam. There still appears to be no access to Rockstar titles through Steam's front page, however. You can get to the collection here.

Rockstar and Valve have got together to make Rockstar's PC catalogue available on Steam, Valve's games download service.

To butter us up, Rockstar games will be offered at a 10% discount for launch week, which ends on the 11th. Unfortunately, it appears that the launch week has been shortened. Following the link to Rockstar games on Steam sent out by Valve brings up an empty page with the word "undefined" appearing. The games were meant to be available from Friday.

SPOnG contacted Rockstar to find out what the problem is, but no comment was available at the time of press.

"Rockstar Games brings some of most viscerally engaging games the industry has ever witnessed to Steam's expansive library of titles", uttered Jason Holtman, director of Steam business development. "We're delighted to provide a place where gamers across the globe can discover all the fine work Rockstar Games has produced."

Rockstar's head of Finance and Corporate Development, Rowan Hajaj, returned the favour, saying, "We were immediately excited by the opportunity to offer our PC catalog via Steam because it allows us to reach out to gamers around the world in exciting new ways. We are continually looking for ways to give back to our fans and this collaboration will give people a chance to easily revisit some of our greatest titles."

The games that are slated to appear on Steam are:

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
Grand Theft Auto III
Grand Theft Auto II
Grand Theft Auto
Midnight Club II
Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne
Max Payne
Manhunt
Wild Metal Country

So, come on then SteamStar, where are they?