The Quebec Games Celebration returns to Steam with over 300 Quebec-made games on sale from February 16 to 23, plus a new developer showcase.
Rust's naval update has added boat building to the survival sandbox, allowing players to sail to a dangerous deep sea.
Valve writes: "Our goal of shipping all three products in the first half of the year has not changed. But we have work to do to land on concrete pricing and launch dates that we can confidently announce, being mindful of how quickly the circumstances around both of those things can change. We will keep you updated as much as we can as we finalize those plans as soon as possible."
Unfortunately, after hearing the price of this thing it’s undoubtedly going to fail out the gate.
Why would anyone pay premium PC pricing for an extremely gimped pc… insane logic. Which is weird coming from valve, but I guess the people running the steam box division still haven’t learnt a thing.
Valve could have sold this at a loss and raked it in with the gained game sales. It seemed as soon as they said it's priced more like a PC and less like a console, everyone lost interest. They could have stole so many console players.
This may appeal to some but I don’t think the market will be that big. If I wanted to game on PC I would build one or buy a gaming laptop if anything. For console PS5/Switch is the way to go. This is sort of an in between but no first party games, physical games, consoles cost less and probably cheaper or about the same price (my guess) to go the other PC routes unless you go for the highest end.
"Steam Machine's SSD (NVMe 2230 or 2280) and memory (DDR5 SODIMMs) are both accessible and upgradeable." GREAT to know.
