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You’ve missed the point. I don’t want to setup and configure yet another computer.

• doikor 5y ago
  There is not a whole lot of configuring to do. Just buy a prebuilt and install Steam and you are done. After that you install the games in steam, launch them from steam, buy them from steam etc. Basically the same experience as the dashboard on playstation or xbox.
  • shocks 5y ago
    You’re not going to convince me otherwise dude. :) I have consoles and a powerful gaming PC. I use both regularly. For me they’re good for different things. My Nintendo Switches get the most use.
  • maccard 5y ago
    > Just buy a prebuilt and install Steam and you are done. Once you buy a prebuilt machine you're losing a good chunk of the savings that people talk about when buying a PC. You also don't just install steam, you have to install drivers, and maintain an OS (which doesn't have a controller friendly input method) so you need a keyboard and mouse around for windows update time or driver update time.
  • Hamuko 5y ago
    >After that you install the games in steam, launch them from steam, buy them from steam etc. You mean you buy them from Steam, you launch a third-party launcher from Steam and launch your game through that launcher. I know that at least EA and Rockstar force you to use their launcher even if you buy on Steam and Microsoft also requires you to have Xbox stuff (at least for Forza Horizon).