good luck to valve on trying to make steam machines popular again
I'm curious how they'll try to shove it back into revlevency again.
[QUOTE=LegndNikko;46916974]I'm curious how they'll try to shove it back into revlevency again.[/QUOTE]
They'll pull a Razer and declare they're saving gaming.
[QUOTE=LegndNikko;46916974]I'm curious how they'll try to shove it back into revlevency again.[/QUOTE]
PC exclusives might spur people to it, although it probably won't be Steam Machine exclusive. I see it being sort of a beginner's entry towards getting into PC gaming.
ugh make something for 200 dollars and undercut everyone and do the opposite of what you are doing valve or maybe make some more games instead, games made by valve are nice.
Unless its really cheap or as the other guy said, pc exclusives, maybe aimed at lounge gaming would bring this back to being relevant.
Linux gaming are still not at its peak, so technically Steam Machine doesn't make sense to buy financially. No Skyrim* in there
However, a ARM Steam streaming client would be very useful. Like for Raspberry Pi or tablets. It doesn't help them that currently steam machine are just glorified streaming box that can only play few games natively
*Insert any other AAA big games like Shadow of Mordor or Assassin's Creed or Call of Duty or whatever
I don't want their crap hardware, I want games. We all want games.
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