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I hope steam will stay the same, grow even more. I like the idea of having all my games at the same place while hating DRM-Free stuff..its annoying.
Well, I meant as to where nobody even hears about Microsoft or Sony anymore.
That Steam has outclasses them in every possible way. I mean sure, Steam is great and all, but I don't think it's earned its rightful place as king just yet.
What?! Software which you can install anytime anywhere without having to register, be online or aren't allowed certain programs on your PC is annoying?
Yes. It's a personal thing, i just hate it.
And there are a lot of people who hate DRM-Free stuff.
Personally, I perfer DRM-free.
Dunno, It interests me in how easy it is to use and buy.
That's the sad thing.
If Steam keeps up with technology, I see it working just fine.
If it remains exactly the same, I expect it to become like a Blockbuster; Knocked down for something better.
Just because Valve is sailing smoothly now doesn't mean they will forever.
The funny thing is too watch whats going on right now.
At first DRM-Free games where the usual thing, after that the big thing was steam & DRM Games on one Software, no w DRM-Free games are coming again..i wonder where it'll end someday.
Man, I can't wait to play that absolutely amazing (rubbish) Clash of the Clans game from Google, and wear my Facebook Oculus rift helmet on my Windows 9.1 16 bit NoStartMenu Eiditon tablet.
E3 2029 looks good.
Speaking of Google...
Google is pretty frightening as to how much it can do. I mean, It bought Youtube, It wants Twitch.TV, There's no telling what else Google wants to devour.
That is the most accurate answer by far. Steam won't die as it has never stopped growing.
Problem is once it hits critical mass it will get massive offers to be bought out. If they get bought Steam will go down the toilet.
Better get your games on gog while you can :P