NickFire
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I feel like I am part of the target audience if a couple assumptions are acccurate. Specifically, people who would jump at Steam in a true console form that is reasonably priced (default to controllers, simplicity of console compared to pc on hardware and settings). As long as it's easy to navigate between them I don't care about two or more storefronts.I don't understand who the target audience is for this exactly. Console users buy consoles cause they don't wanna deal with different storefronts or anything that remotely involves or resembles a PC. This seems like they're making the steam machine 2 and we know how much of a bomb that was.
But I also have a tough time believing my assumptions will pan out to be true. And even if somehow this all happens I'd still expect some sort of Achilles heel like needing to pay for a high tier gp plan just to have access to Steam and that could be a deal breaker itself depending on cost and trust that the costs stays relatively static.
Still an interesting concept. I won't be surprised if it's just a concept though.