The problem with steam machines was the same problem as consoles, inferior performance, unable to upgrade parts, and too expensive for what you get. If you own a computer already, what is complicated about building your own PC? It’s just expensive Legos these days, I could walk anyone through a basic build.

Why do PC gamers have to upgrade more frequently now?

So... a PC then?

The core concept of hockey in Rocket League is the same as its standard soccer mode. The only difference being the puck. With basketball, what you are trying to accomplish to score (having to score with the ball coming down on a goal instead of horizontal) is just different.

A basketball court in real life is much smaller than soccer. There are also less players on the court. You can also play 3v3 and 4v4 in private matches. I played about 4 games last night and I have no complaints. It's hard, it's different, but it's still fun and will take new skills to get good at.

It actually is worth it. Once you see a game running at 1440p, 60+ fps, you would understand how worth it it really is.

Why? So you can have inferior graphics and performance?