| DonFerrari said: Seems like just as the desktops Valve failed again in designing HW. |
Valve didn't design the Steam machines, that job was handed over to Vendors.
That thumbnail you keep seeing of Valve's actual Steam machine?, that was one model, all the others were built and sold by the likes of Alienware, all by each vendors own design and price tag.
Steam machines failed because Valve was mostly hands off each design and price tag, with the exception of having Steam OS on each machine. The vendors were the ones that really screwed it up, because you had builds that were more expensive, but with lesser perf and at that time Valve wasn't pushing their OS hard enough.
This time they've been optimising and improving their OS for their very own custom designed hw, using their store, their OS, their HW, not hw handled by Alienware and sold for £2000 or higher.
Not everything has to copy the Switch in design. I personally hate how tiny Switch's thumbsticks are, and their own placement has always felt off to me (Joycon drift is another huge issue for me, which forces me to play the device in TV mode exclusively these days).
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