I don't think anyone was waiting for this. Did you mean to say "This doesn't fit my particular use case."? I can name a dozen people off the top of my head th

I don't think anyone was waiting for this. Did you mean to say "This doesn't fit my particular use case."? I can name a dozen people off the top of my head that will be excited about this. General purpose computers are general purpose enough that your attempts to predict the shapes people have their setups arranged in falls flat on its face. As it stands, this isn't notable news for anyone unless you're the type to be willing to build and maintain two gaming PCs just so you can play in two different rooms. Or keep the beefy computer in the living room as thats the only place they play PC games (as I do). Or have a TV in their bedroom / want to point their monitor towards the bed and lay back to play (think kids living at home/dorms). Or don't completely shit their pants over the idea of moving a box from one room to another. Or are OK with using this box for some not-top-of-the-line games on the couch. The exciting indie titles don't have the budget necessary to make graphically demanding titles. And No, that isn't just a console. Releasing onto a console (even to XBLA) has monetary and certification requirements some developers can't meet or are unwilling to compromise their game to meet.