No.

There is no chance ever mark my words Never happens.

Valve would have to want to sell it first. It's privately owned, so it's really in the hands of one man to decide. Since that one man is already a billionaire, he really doesn't need several billion that he'd get from selling it. Since that same man has a rather rampant hate for MS, and created Steam to be the anti-MS, it's hard to believe that he'd ever be willing to sell. It's also questionable if MS would even want to spend that many billions on Steam, when they can likely just make their own store, and do it on their own. It will take longer, but it'll be significantly cheaper. That's what they're doing now, and MS is taking a very long term view on what they're doing with Windows and services right now.

That's because you aren't a PC gamer, nor is thinking correctly. Most gamers who have a good gaming PC, normally only has one in their house. This PC sits stationary in one room in the house...but their are many rooms in said house. They then buy Steam Links and put them In various rooms throughout the home and use the powerful PC to get games to the other screens in that home. Xbox consoles now allow them to put the powerful PC in the office say, yet stream the games in the home to the living or entertainment room where groups are more likely to form. This brings more synergy between PC and Xbox consoles...

Well the latency wasn’t that bad I tried FFX today and its good to play from the comfort of my couch on the big screen

I would not say that. Being able too stream steam games from the pc in the man cave too the up stirs OLED TV is a plus for me.

Says who? Have you ever heard of Steam Link? With this announcement, Microsoft just made ALL Xbox consoles Steam Links devices. This brings more synergy between PC and console in their ecosystem. Which console are PC gamers likely to buy...one where they have to split games between, or one that features crossplay and cross buy with the PC they already own...even allowing them to stream games both ways to other rooms in the house???

I know. I can't wait to get Halo collection on Steam. Although these decisions will no doubt affect Xbox sales.

Exactly that’s the plan. It’s not about hardware, it’s all about software. Microsoft knows ( obviously it’s time for that) he can’t ignore Pc market anymore. Gears on steam next!! Btw can’t wait for e3 this year.

Not really mate, grow up. Most PS fans just want games, that's it. While extra functionality and compatibility are good things, it's not the be all end all.

ms is just distracting people from the fact they'll see this gen out without another true exclusive. Maybe another sequel, maybe not.

Welcome to n4g lol

Steam link died because not many people brought it or used it. Steam tracks that stuff, and they generally don't continue support for things that aren't going well for them. There are other ways to achieve the same thing, and they don't require ethernet for the video, and can even give you full 4K if you buy the right Ethernet HDMI adapter. HDMI is a simple serial connection, and the data that travels over the wires is the same regardless of if it's an ethernet cable, or a thick coated cable like you're accustomed too. The ethernet ones require a signal strengthner though, because HDMI has a limit where it starts to degrade. The KB/Mouse can be done through a wireless, or even network enabled USB hub, which can also accept your controllers. All you need to do is either output all the time through HDMI(dual display), or manually switch it when you want to play a game. There are probably even apps out there which can monitor different keyboard/mouse inputs, and switch the output display for you when you use one. If I were going to do the methods above, I'd write an app if I couldn't find one.

I might try out the feature to see how it works though. Nothing wrong with having it on the Xbox. But I wouldn't tell a PC gamer to run out and buy an Xbox for the feature.