

It needs to at least match console performance, aiming for 4K@30, maybe medium settings. 4K@60 would be ideal of course.
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It needs to at least match console performance, aiming for 4K@30, maybe medium settings. 4K@60 would be ideal of course.


GTA’s gameplay design is woefully outdated, their mission structure is way too linear. They tried to make it a little more interesting with V’s heists but it didn’t help much.


I wonder if the one guy who said that still works at Microsoft. He’s certainly given them plenty of headache.


Am also curious because I have Eufy cameras, and would like to switch at some point.


Big if true.


Valve product releases are slow, but always really damn good.


Definitely, it’s one of my favourite games.


I haven’t really ran into many issues, performance has been good as well, also haven’t seen any cheaters yet.


There are some legitimately impressive games made in Roblox, it’s just a shame it’s so ludicrously predatory, given the right tools the people making those could do some great things.


Like someone else said there is a PF2e mod in the works.


Weird take.


Came here to say ETS2 as well. I want to eventually get a sim rig set up so it’s even better, but even with just a controller it’s a very relaxing experience, supports VR too.


I do have a lot of games but most of them came from big bundles from Humble Bundle.


Polished gem vs polished turd.


As far as I know he’s also, ironically, staunchly anti-piracy.


I hope you can disable this, or at least hide the games from Steam, because the Xbox App is fucking awful and I’d much rather it show its own, so I don’t have to look for them.


3 is definitely not peak.


Maybe, but the article says it debuted to 300k, then dwindled down to 150k.


I disagree but I do fucking suck at it.
I definitely don’t think they’re aiming for the high-end or pro market, but I also don’t think the average casual gamer is going to choose an unknown quantity that’s likely much more expensive than a console they already know works. That kind of risk is usually taken only by people who are more enthusiastic or more in the know, which doesn’t describe casual gamers.
Personally, I like the idea of it as a way to play my Steam library on my living room TV, much more conveniently than streaming, using long cables and Bluetooth devices, or lugging a heavy computer tower. It might also appeal to console gamers who want to get a computer but don’t know the first thing about them. The Steam Machine is a complete package that works more or less like the consoles they’re familiar with.