Valve wipes Steam Machines hardware section from its store

The console-like Linux-based PC gaming future may need a few more years before it’s ready. Valve has dropped the “Steam Machines” section from its marketplace (as PC Gamer first spotted), which means they are now buried off of the front page.

If you hover over the “hardware” tab on Steam, you will still see the Steam Link, Steam Controller, and HTC Vive but the Steam Machines option is no more. The controller and the Link serve as a bundle to enable you to play your PC games on a television through in-home streaming. And the Vive is the company’s virtual reality headset that it built in partnership with HTC.