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A tv with integrated Amazon Fire TV. I'd very much prefer some other smart tv operating system but apart from maybe Samsung (which is just way too expensive for me), most of them have a tiny selection of apps. I really love the LG WebOS on my other tv but last time I checked they still didn't have a steam app and I'm really lucky that they have something for jellyfin.
I get that, I use my fire tv cube a lot. If I'm not watching media on it directly I'm probably casting to it using bubble upnp.
One downside is it's pretty picky with audio types and very locked down when it comes to things like setting default apps.
There's a game streaming app in the lg homebrew market, I haven't tried it though.