@penkowalski: yes it does.. don't be naïve... if they wanted a selling point they would focus on the top requested games. This list just shows the games that we wanted that came out as AAA later in it's life cycle just don't work period. Or it shows that developers have no intention of releasing these games, as they can just as easily do so themselves and charge money for it and get the game running in 1080p/60fps.

So basically the only game that demands any power from the Xbox One to emulate, is also the game that they have the source code to, and are probably shipping a recompiled version for the x86.

@ipsofact0: maybe cause once Uncle is done with a game, he can put it to better use than sitting on a shelf...

"But gamers will dislike Xbox and Windows just like I do, they'll learn, especially if I tell them lies about how the Windows 8 Store will ruin PC gaming forever"

Still won't admit he was wrong, still won't admit these machines are a bad deal.

@mesome713: how is it more powerful when it can't even store the high quality textures it actually needs to function.

Yeah... cause the only games on Steam OS are from the 360 port era!

Poorly optimized it has the same recommended specs as Fallout 4. Is that poorly optimized too? The games were optimized for a console, if your PC can't run a game optimized for lesser hardware, then maybe you need to upgrade.

Well thank god for the PS4... 8 gigs of VRAM should make this game look really pretty.

Can't wait... Oculus has no games!

@snyperdons: Who cares, exclusives are meant to sell hardware... No one is going to buy a machine that is 50% under powered!