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Chronocide 14. nov. kl. 9:26
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So I'm just wondering, legally speaking, is that the same thing as any other PC?
Exactly the same. It runs the same games, and it's not limited to just games from Steam, or I can forget about games and use it to work on spreadsheets instead. It's a PC.

Oprindeligt skrevet af Chronocide:
Like if I buy a PC, the hardware is one company, the OS is another, the internet is another, and the company providing the adult games/content is yet another.

If they're all one company, like for a steam machine, does that, legally speaking, change things?
Not in the slightest.

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Do the other consoles have adult content, these days?
Eh, depends on what you mean by "adult content". None of the actual consoles have explicit, pornographic content, but they do have suggestive content. The Switch is getting some games that Valve blocked for release on Steam, but those are merely suggestive, not truly adult. You could simply install those games from another storefront, like GOG, and play them on your Steam Machine though.

Console = closed ecosystem. Only run the games the console maker allows you to run.

PC = open ecosystem. Run whatever you want, how you want, from where you want. No limitations.
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Anonymous Helper 14. nov. kl. 9:32 
Steam Machine is a PC like any other. Content you can access depends where you live. If you're in UK you need Credit card to verify your age and access adult content. If you live in Germany, well, you don't access adult content at all.
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Haruspex 14. nov. kl. 9:38 
Oprindeligt skrevet af Chronocide:
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Steam Machine is a PC like any other. Content you can access depends where you live. If you're in UK you need Credit card to verify your age and access adult content. If you live in Germany, well, you don't access adult content at all.
is it not considered a console?
It's a console-like PC, but still a PC just the same.
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Haruspex 14. nov. kl. 9:49 
Oprindeligt skrevet af Chronocide:
So I'm just wondering, legally speaking, is that the same thing as any other PC?
Exactly the same. It runs the same games, and it's not limited to just games from Steam, or I can forget about games and use it to work on spreadsheets instead. It's a PC.

Oprindeligt skrevet af Chronocide:
Like if I buy a PC, the hardware is one company, the OS is another, the internet is another, and the company providing the adult games/content is yet another.

If they're all one company, like for a steam machine, does that, legally speaking, change things?
Not in the slightest.

Oprindeligt skrevet af Chronocide:
Do the other consoles have adult content, these days?
Eh, depends on what you mean by "adult content". None of the actual consoles have explicit, pornographic content, but they do have suggestive content. The Switch is getting some games that Valve blocked for release on Steam, but those are merely suggestive, not truly adult. You could simply install those games from another storefront, like GOG, and play them on your Steam Machine though.

Console = closed ecosystem. Only run the games the console maker allows you to run.

PC = open ecosystem. Run whatever you want, how you want, from where you want. No limitations.
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x 14. nov. kl. 9:53 
It doesn't matter what device you use. Steam is one platform regardless of the machine you use.
You will be able to legally access the same content in the steam machine, in a PC or in steam deck (provided that it works on the hardware).
Same as watching tv is as legal or illegal if you use a TV, a computer or a phone. The content is the same.
Yes, other consoles have adult content. Some games are rated 18+ (although I suspect you were talking about "adult" games). Not sure, actually. Never saw it on my xbox.
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Anonymous Helper 14. nov. kl. 9:54 
Oprindeligt skrevet af Chronocide:
Would not be surprised if the steam machines can't access the adult content. I mean, if they aren't advertising it as a feature, I would be suspect that it isn't.

If you can access adult content on PC, you can access adult content on Steam Machine. Hardware you use to access Steam does not change the content you can access on Steam. What region your Steam account is set to determines what content you can access. If it's set to UK or Germany, you have adult content restriction.
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Mabi 14. nov. kl. 10:06 
It's not mentioned because of a future idea under the table.

Basically, the next step will be a microchip for the brain. You'll be able to have better experiences than virtual reality for certain types of adult games.

I may have misheard, or maybe not.
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