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As individual commercial products, they were failures, yes. They weren't kept in-house or released only as dev-kits; they attempted to commercialize them and f
by loeg 3y ago
As individual commercial products, they were failures, yes. They weren't kept in-house or released only as dev-kits; they attempted to commercialize them and failed badly. I'm glad they learned from the experience!
- scheeseman486 3y agoSteam Machines never really launched. Index is still sold and hasn't even had a price cut after half a decade. Steam Link hardware was discontinued not because Steam Link was a failure, but because they moved it to an entirely software/app solution which continues to see active support. Steam Controller was a bit of a bust, but it sold ~2 million units so not entirely. They probably made their money back.