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Indeed it was.Īpps simply can’t offer the same experience as the modestly priced Steam Link did, though. When Valve announced the Steam Link mobile apps in May we mused that it might just be the final nail in the black box’s coffin. The Steam Link itself frequently sold for $5 during sales, and just $2.50 during the last Steam Summer Sale. Steam Machines disappeared from Steam’s hardware tab this past spring. Valve’s been dialing back its once-ambitious hardware push for a while. Of course, this doesn’t really come as a surprise. So while the Steam Link hardware is dead, the software-its spirit-lives on.
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