Jonathan Courtney
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3,311 appearances
15 recordings
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first heard May 2024
last heard 25 Aug
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My most hyped product of 2026 is Half-Life 3.
It is a video game from the company Valve, who are my favorite video game company in the world.
They are also launching three physical products next year in approximately March, which is a new controller, a new product, which is called a Steam Machine, and a new VR headset called the Steam Frame, which I'm super excited about.
So the whole Steam Machine product launch last week was, in my opinion, a masterclass on launching products.
But the rumored but still not confirmed most hyped thing about all of this is the idea that there'll be a new Half-Life game.
And so for me, Half-Life 3, which obviously encompasses all of these products because I'm going to buy all these products, for me as someone who plays video games, that's my most hyped product of 2026.
I'm very excited about it.
It's the software that's going to play on the Steam Machine I'm the most hyped about.
And that all goes together with the whole Steam Machine as a product itself.
Yeah, I have a Steam Deck right here, actually, which I love.
Basically, the simple answer to it is that the Steam Deck is a portable PC video game player, basically.
A completely customizable, open product that runs Linux, but you can also run Windows on it.
If people are wondering what's the difference between a Steam Deck and a Nintendo Switch, the Steam Deck is just a completely open platform.
You can do whatever you want on it.
The difference between the Steam Deck and the Steam Machine is the Steam Machine is, number one, it's six times more powerful because it's not a portable product.
and it's made for playing 4K things on a big screen.
It can play them natively, that's a whole thing, but whatever, we're all good.
But the Steam Deck cannot do that.
It just doesn't have enough power because it's built to conserve battery.
So basically, it's the same platform running across all of these products, which is called Steam.
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