same. both sony and ms pushed me into full time PC gaming even though ive been building PCs since 2003. Didnt buy an xbox this gen, and have left the ps eco system entirely outside of some exclusives every year. this year only ff7 and astrobot after ff16 and spiderman 2 last year.I mean, I'm one of them. Recently built my PC and I've been a PlayStation guy since I was a kid with my PS1. Still have my PS5 but I think it'll get less and less use with time.
Now that nothing is really and truly exclusive, PC just started making more sense.
I figured we would mark milestones like 35, 40, 45, etc.
will there be a thread for 39 million?![]()
Wow that got ported to Steam quick. Didn't even know it hit the platform yet... wonder if we'll see a quick port for Outlaws too.I got a notice that Avatar Pandor is once again 50 percent off.
the real question is if there'll be a thread for 69 millionI figured we would mark milestones like 35, 40, 45, etc.
will there be a thread for 39 million?![]()
That may be one of the most important milestones in the history of gamingthe real question is if there'll be a thread for 69 million
These threads are always about people online, not all are in game. It's the ever increasing player pool that's impressive. PC is growing at a rapid pace.I don't think it means 38 million people were actually playing games on Steam concurrently.
Mostly steam running on background.Doesn't simply logging in or just being in a community forum count as being online? I mean it's a nice milestone but I don't think it means 38 million people were actually playing games on Steam concurrently.
These threads are always about people online, not all are in game. It's the ever increasing player pool that's impressive. PC is growing at a rapid pace.
It's been on Steam for quite a while now. And been on and off sale several times.Wow that got ported to Steam quick. Didn't even know it hit the platform yet... wonder if we'll see a quick port for Outlaws too.
Just saw Prince of Persia came over in August. Ubi's port times are short these days. Only thing missing is Mirage but I'm guessing that hits Steam in October.
I mean, I'm one of them.
I want one a lot but since it's been out two years already I decided, for now at least, to wait for a SD 2.Playing through Halo CE on my Deck at the moment cleaning up some achievements.
If Valve keep making accessible hardware I'm in for the foreseeable.
This.I was told PC is dying.
Same. I have build my pcs since the 90s, but they were always low-mid specs and i also had consoles. Microsoft with every game day1 pc and Sony with their cinematic over the shoulder action adventure spam made me go full pc.same. both sony and ms pushed me into full time PC gaming even though ive been building PCs since 2003. Didnt buy an xbox this gen, and have left the ps eco system entirely outside of some exclusives every year. this year only ff7 and astrobot after ff16 and spiderman 2 last year.
Yes, but not any pc/laptop is used for or able to play games and not every pc player uses Steam. 38,3 million concurrent users is beyond impressive and i hope we reach 40 million soon and 50 million after.You can access steam with any PC/laptop as long it mets the requirements.
So as long I can log in to steam and play a game, i'm one of the numbers right?
Hot take here but i think is quite easy to achieve, considering most household have at least 1 Pc or a laptop.
majority of pc players use steam, and there is alot of indie games on steam which has low requirements.Same. I have build my pcs since the 90s, but they were always low-mid specs and i also had consoles. Microsoft with every game day1 pc and Sony with their cinematic over the shoulder action adventure spam made me go full pc.
Yes, but not any pc/laptop is used for or able to play games and not every pc player uses Steam. 38,3 million concurrent users is beyond impressive and i hope we reach 40 million soon and 50 million after.
I was told PC is dying.
Correct, they could just play Vampire Survivors that could run on my fridge. Doesn't make this number any less impressive, especially because there is no Minecraft or Fortnite on Steam (222 million active players in August 2024) and many people just or mainly play one of those games.majority of pc players use steam, and there is alot of indie games on steam which has low requirements.
So it would be quite common for some casual user to log in steam and play some indie games, just saying here.
You can access steam with any PC/laptop as long it mets the requirements.
So as long I can log in to steam and play a game, i'm one of the numbers right?
Hot take here but i think is quite easy to achieve, considering most household have at least 1 Pc or a laptop.
It's pretty funny, for those of us being with Steam and PC gaming since the beginning these are the same regurgitated arguments ("laptops!", "low hardware!", "bad games!", "bad casuals!"...) we saw years ago when the numbers were a fraction of what they are now.