GeForce Now to receive support for Steam Controller and Steam Machine
Nvidia's cloud gaming service GeForce Now will officially support Valve's Steam Controller and Steam Machine later this year. As The Verge reports, users will be able to play through the GeForce Now app on Steam Deck or Steam Machine using Valve's new gamepad.
Support across different platforms
Support for Steam Controller is also planned for Windows and macOS users, although Nvidia did not provide a more specific timeline for its arrival. In addition to controller compatibility, the company announced several updates for the cloud service itself.
GeForce Now will soon receive new DLSS 4.5 settings for DLSS Super Resolution, Dynamic Frame Generation, and Ray Reconstruction technologies. At the same time, Ray Reconstruction will officially become available in early access for RTX graphics processors.
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Other GeForce Now updates
Single sign-on via GOG, which Nvidia had announced earlier, is already live in the service. Later this year, GeForce Now will become available on more Amazon Fire TV Stick devices, and subscriptions will be available through Amazon.
Last week, Nvidia also officially enabled the use of GeForce Now in the Firefox browser. Among the company's other announcements at Gamescom is support for the upcoming RTX Spark chip lineup by EA, Embark, and Ubisoft. EA Sports F1 25, Apex Legends, Arc Raiders, and Anno 117: Pax Romana are planned to support these chips, which are scheduled to launch in the fall.
EA is also working on native support for its Javelin Anticheat technology in the company's largest multiplayer games. Nvidia separately spoke about an update for 007 First Light with path tracing, which is expected to be released in September, and changes to RTX Remix.
