Look at what steam offers when you get games on its store for example, play time, achievements and even good prices, not to mention the services with s&box and the non commercial use of the team fortress 2 source code and there might be more services valve provides but those are the services I can think of now.

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Not just that open source video games are becoming more relevant as time goes on

I would definitely use this but why wouldn’t they have it search movies under CC BY-SA, CC BY, CC BY-NC or CC BY-NC-ND instead of just public domain.

Then it can run it, and yes I consider tvs and projectors that are like monitors and screens like gameboy or phone screens to be monitors, although you may need to change the games graphics to be monochrome.

I do not know if I would say monopoly but if they do, it is because they have the best service, examples: steam features, steam machines, including steam deck, the os is under GNU GPL v2.0 and a linux distro, and they are actively trying to provide the most freedom possible to their customers.

Agreed