Couldn’t read the article (ad blockers just decided the whole site is an ad, perhaps?) But I agree. I (foolishly) spent money on an Xbox last year only to find

Couldn’t read the article (ad blockers just decided the whole site is an ad, perhaps?) But I agree. I (foolishly) spent money on an Xbox last year only to find bugs that would make the Windows operating system weep. My kids have to ask me CONSTANTLY to update things, re-install game, or even just troubleshoot a damn controller not working. Compare that to Steam, where I can just add them to my family and give them access to a huge number of split-screen compatible games across my entire catalog. It just doesn’t make financial sense to keep supporting Microsoft’s enshittification of everything.