The Console War is OVER

Speaker 10:00

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Tom· Host0:55

Is the console war finally over? For decades, consoles have been battling it out for market supremacy. We've seen companies join in the war, and others fall to the wayside. And now, another newcomer has joined the fray, Valve. Some people think the Steam Machine truly marks the end of the console war, finally proving the PC Master Race was always the top dog. But is that really the case? Is this the end of the console war? Or actually, is this the next phase as these companies find more ways to empty our wallets? Hello, internet.