Valve could revolutionize gaming with a Steam-powered console
As the PC market share of game sales continues to rise, it seems like the console scene is ready for a big shake-up. While Nintendo and PlayStation have been able to operate as business as usual, Xbox has struggled, resulting in Microsoft making moves that will likely kill its own console. The current console generation has been lackluster, but Microsoft has been reportedly kicking around some interesting ideas. Those ideas include integrating PC storefronts into the next Xbox, but Microsoft hasn't met a rake it won't step on, so my expectations for that are low. But it does show that there is a place in the market for a console that runs PC games, and why not let the company that made Steam so successful take a crack at a home console?
As the PC market share of game sales continues to rise, it seems like the console scene is ready for a big shake-up. While Nintendo and PlayStation have been able to operate as business as usual, Xbox has struggled, resulting in Microsoft making moves that will likely kill its own console. The current console generation has been lackluster, but Microsoft has been reportedly kicking around some interesting ideas. Those ideas include integrating PC storefronts into the next Xbox, but Microsoft hasn’t met a rake it won’t step on, so my expectations for that are low. But it does show that there is a place in the market for a console that runs PC games, and why not let the company that made Steam so successful take a crack at a home console?
John Doe
New York
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