
'The Red Line of Death is here': gamers fear the Steam Machine is having its own Xbox 360-style bricking controversy — but here's why you shouldn't panic
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi1AFBVV95cUxNSmk1bUQxZkFLeWJJR0xfVnVJa3BpU0FXSC1kdWdQRktfQU9nYlhkdDd6VVdLX0RWYnhxc0hjRXdIcTE2SWFOYWFUbEhJckhRSXVRem4zWjZ5UUFqNS1Db0FyaDBiOHk0eFcxaEhNWDMzWFd5OWxNZ3VRaTQ4ejlIQVN1MGk5Yi10WVg0QWpSSXc5TzB6em9pRHM3ZHpxdG1QTnJES3UzU3g1T3lLMEluTlc1MGdxazZQTzI4cUtRaDZrcWUxNWR4bmFjSHZCZ21jN0lKMw?oc=5" target="_blank">'The Red Line of Death is here': gamers fear the Steam Machine is having its own Xbox 360-style bricking controversy — but here's why you shouldn't panic</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">TechRadar</font>