Greg Miller

I was talking regular DualSense.

Eve of this announcement has been we're Xbox and we're trying to bring PC gaming to your television in an easy to use form factor, ready to go, blah, blah, blah, plug and play with the Xbox ecosystem overlay that we already know so well.

I think that's why they're able to get out there and say it's premium because of course we'll get an Xbox console that we've made before.

Get a, everything's an Xbox, yada, yada, yada.

There's so many different ways and avenues to get into it, right?

If they're able to come out here with this steam machine and have it be a

competitively priced with a playstation 5 pro like we're talking about this is a different ball game where you are now talking to and i'm including myself even now but an uneducated consumer hey we have made a box that allows you to play all these great pc games and take advantage and i'm talking about xbox right now of game pass and all that stuff it's going to cost more but it's going to look great okay cool you have steam coming out hey we've made a box that's going to be able to take advantage of all these different savings and all blah blah blah and you know you're already using a

this is one to get it on your tv and have it look the best quality or as we keep saying good enough and so suddenly you're going to get that installed and i think it's the same way you see in the arguments and like you guys talking right now like oh man i'm ready for that upgrade for your steam deck but you are not thinking of getting a rog at all right it's like xbox lost that war by coming in late and rog did or whatever but steam just making it turnkey easy to go here we go

Steam coming out with a Steam machine being turnkey.

Here we go.

Easy to go.

Uneducated masses who just want to try PC gaming, who want to play Half-Life on your TV ready to go.

Bam.

They're going to get there first.

They're going to get a whole bunch of mind share.

And by the time Xbox shows up and says, hey, we've got our next generation Xbox.

It is a PC, but it's also an Xbox, but it's the power of Microsoft.

And it runs everything at 4K, gorgeous, blah, blah, blah, whatever.

You know what I mean?

But it costs $500 more, $400 more than what the Steam thing is.