>valve is so out of touch it tried to revive the industry the silent majority said it doesnt want or care about>the only "people" they could actually sell this to are "people" who play VRChat to play as a little girl (aka being a defacto trooon)>they're willing to sell at a lossTick, tock, Steamkeks. Your time of humiliation is close.
Leakers are saying that the price of steam deck 2 is going to be around 150 dollars
>>747690325Hey Valve - don't bother. - Gamers.
hey gabe, how about you take a break from the yachts and open your own small fab :)
tendie thread
OP is writing that as if he has investments in their competitors lmaoYou don't own shit. If Valve goes under you don't win anything.
Oh no, a company that makes a service that I consume frequently is releasing product I don't need that I have no interest in. My life is RUINED.
>>747690787This
jeet thread
Why are people acting as if Gabe Newell still runs the company? By all intents and purposes, the dude retired years ago
>Steam Deck 2 is successful>get to enjoy Tendies seethe>Steam Deck 2 is unsuccessful>get to enjoy Valve D R O N E S seetheI win either way.
>>747691009I just want attention man
>>747690325The hardware exists primarily as a way to pump Linux numbers. They're not in it to make a business of hardware sales, it's about damaging Microsoft's market share in favor of more open platforms that Valve can operate its storefront on without being beholden to competitors.The timing is bad, and they seem to be struggling to get the reach they wanted but you're delusional if you think Valve is a hardware company losing some kind of tech race. The OS struggle will continue regardless of the Deck 2's success or failure.
>more hardware than games
>>74769103910 gamer babies with her
>>747691039>>Steam Deck 2 is successfulthe only way this happens is a ~$700 price tag, how a niche handheld that's more expensive than consoles supposed to succeed?
