I use Numen to map voice controls to keyboard buttons to extend it.
I'm gonna hope that I never reach that point, that is the point where I have to use voice controls.
Who am I kidding? It's likely to happen. Just like there have been attempts to force touch controls on things... So to will come a time when voice controls are required. My daily driver actually supports both. You can also use hand gestures for some things, like ending a phone call, moving to the next track, or changing the channel on the radio. You just kinda wave your hand in front of the infotainment system and it deals with it.
My daily driver is the M6 Competition. You can even tell it to fetch itself and, in theory, it'll back itself out of a parking spot or the like. I don't actually use these features, they just exist. The resale value is going to be REALLY good or REALLY bad. It all depends on how the tech holds up. There's even a cell phone app that will fetch the car from the parking spot.
I don't expect the tech to hold up, but I do expect the performance to hold up. So, I'm optimistic about resale - except I might just keep it. It doesn't get that many miles.
Anyhow, back to gaming...
I have Steam downloaded and it confuses me. It doesn't like my wireless connection. It refused to connect until I connected to an ethernet connection.
I then bought the game that was once advertised here. That seems to have worked, but it's barely downloading now that I've switched back over to the wireless connection. I am not impressed, but it's still very new to me.
Also, it only appears to recognize internal disks. I can do something about that, but I'm not sure which route I'll take. I should be able to grab an SSD with a few TBs for not much money, but I'd like to go with a smaller NVMe and then a big regular SSD. I'll need to do some research.
This whole gamer thing is pretty new to me.