It seems pretty clear that Valve does not like too iterate but prefers too revolutionize. The only time Valve wants too create a part 2 for something is when part 2 is a clear and undeniable upgrade over part 1.
Taking into account that the ps5 has been less of an upgrade over the ps4 than the ps4 was over the ps3, it feels pretty clear that valve would be okay with just selling Steam deck's for 10 years rather than replace it with something that is not unquestionably superior.
Valve also considers too OLED version of the steam deck too not be a next generation upgrade but rather what they would have preferred the steam deck too be from the beginning. They also missed out on something called VRR that you can read about in the article link.
Conclusion:
Valve chads only want too create new high quality things. They don't want too create something that is just a little iterative improvement. So no 2 or 3 year sequel. Only 10-12 years later sequel when the technology is completely different.
Orange box released is 2007 so they are most certainly overdue for an orange box 2.
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Valve doesn't want to innovate anymore, they want established tech to get good enough that they can use their clout to act like they're doing something brand new.
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Half Life Alyx was something brand new?
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No it wasn't? It was a conglomerate of all vr peak mechanics but it was only new story wise
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So it was something new?
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No, it wasn't. You're trying to use a gotcha technicality but we both know half life alyx was not a revolutionary product like valve is implying they produce. Gmod, tf2, csgo are all in the modern zeitgeist for 35 year Olds and younger. Half life revolutionized FPS games with a brand new engine. Heck even Dota had a time in the mainstream light. Half life alyx? Who the frick even talks about it?
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People in the VR space? It was the first truly big VR game out there?
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No? It wasn't? It got no mainstream acknowledgement, it had no new technology, and it had no lasting impact on culture. Half lyfe alyx is a throw away piece of garbage that looks nice. Normies want dance saber and super hot and Skyrim vr
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Wrong.
Valve is supposedly the 4th best selling VR game of all time so far. Modern VR headsets started releasing in 2016.
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That does not make it culturally relevant lmfao especially when 95%+ of g*mers have never and will never touch it
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Sounds like Valve is the Apple of gaming
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