The problem is ms will basically be "taxing" valve on every game sold and I doubt valve is cool with that. But we'll see. Steam on a console would be big (that isn't branded steam box)
Personally steam on Xbox Scorpio would be huge for both Microsoft and Valve.
HL3 on xbone
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I'm very glad about MS and Valve making peace. It would be awesome if MS allow Steam on Xbox, or at leas some kind of collab.
Tim and The Princes...
Need more info than that. It's unlikely you will get the entire Steam Games library on Xbox One ever. (Due to money, quality control etc'.)
So what kind of extent are we talking here? Cross-play titles? Chat?
I wouldn't complain if I could buy my Xbox One and Xbox 360 games on Steam, that would be the plug that makes me go 100% digital even on console... And then have them playable remotely on any PC in my home via Streaming to a Steam client would be a winner.
That's being a little optimistic though. :P
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There are a LOT of things Windows 10 "should" be doing.
Go back to 32win files for your games for one things. In sticking to Universal Windows Apps on your own storefront, not only have you fixed what wasn't broken, you replaced it with something that IS broken from the perspective of the wants and needs of your potential customers.
Windows storefront COULD be a great platform. It isn't, not by a country mile, it's fucking abysmal at the moment. But it CAN be turned around.
There are a LOT of things Windows 10 "should" be doing.
Go back to 32win files for your games for one things. In sticking to Universal Windows Apps on your own storefront, not only have you fixed what wasn't broken, you replaced it with something that IS broken from the perspective of the wants and needs of your potential customers.
Windows storefront COULD be a great platform. It isn't, not by a country mile, it's fucking abysmal at the moment. But it CAN be turned around, if Microsoft carries on Phil's notions of pleasing the company by pleasing the consumer.
Less stick, more carrot.