When asked if sales of Valve's new Steam machines could match Xbox One's 3 million units sold at Valve's CES presentation today, co-founder Gabe Newell candidly remarked that it was, in fact, Microsoft that had a while to catch up.

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"It would take them a while to catch up: we're at 65 million! [Steam user accounts]" Newell joked. Steam accounts passed the record number in October. Valve's presentation focused heavily on its new pre-built, SteamOS-based machines, with 13 models shown off from various manufacturers. Around 250 Steam games support Steam Machines so far. Check out our coverage of the new Steam Machines coming from Origin Falcon, and Next. For further coverage of Valve's CES 2014 presser, head over to IGN's CES hub