BiH-Kira said:
How many of those are modern games, how many are games actually worth playing and not some mediocre indie game doing everything they can to get at least some cash?
You're asking an entirely subjective question. For a lot of people something like Goat Simulator is immense fun while something like Mass Effect is awful and dull.
Regardless, the vast majority of the games in question
are modern games.
Vigormortis said:
Most PC and console games aren't designed around the idea that you can play them for a short while and do something worthwhile. In most of those games you need at least 30 minutes, usually even 1 hour to do any real progress.
This is incredibly presumptuous, as well as demonstrably wrong. There are loads of PC games that are made to be played in short spurts, and others that can be played for short stints and then saved at different points.
How long do you actually ride a bus?
Unless you go on a trip, I'm pretty sure you won't use your steamboy much since as I said, when you're home most of those games are better played on the PC and/or console.
Any less than one might use their DS or Vita?
You're trying awfully damn hard to set a double standard here. You're criticizing the concept of a Steam handheld doing things the other handheld gaming devices were
designed to do as well.
And besides, I would much rather pack my "SteamBoy" into my suitcase for my gaming desires on a long trip than I would a laptop.
Except that they aren't exclusives if you can play them on a different platform.
I'm sorry...which of the games that I listed are available on anything that isn't PC? (save for maybe Counter-Strike)
And since this thing is meant to be a device that allows you to play your Steam PC library on the go, I honestly fail to see how anything I listed can't be considered "exclusive".
Also is anyone seriously playing Starbound anymore? After the disastrous early alpha that they lied to be a better, I'm pretty sure everyone stopped giving a fuck about it and are waiting for Terraria 2 to come out. Also it plays with KB&M infinitely better than with 2 analog sticks.
Firstly, whether people are playing it or not is inconsequential to the fact that it
is an exclusive; which was the point of contention in my original post.
Secondly, this device doesn't have two analog sticks.
Perhaps you should actually read the article and the press release before you go making wild, unfounded, unsupported assertions.
I know, and I compounded it with the linked pic.