Forbes also pointed out that "[GameStop's] PC gaming presence has been minimal the past few years given the rise of Steam itself." But as commenters in Wired's piece pointed out, Valve's Steam Hardware is meant to pull console gamers into PC gaming. "If those console gamers decide to buy set-top gaming rigs, it can help expand the market which ultimately means more people buying games through Valve's store," one commenter said. To that end, it remains to be seen if GameStop can successfully market and sell Steam Hardware on their Nov. 10 release date.