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GeForce Now adds Steam Controller support later this year, with Windows and macOS support coming later
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Nvidia's GeForce Now cloud gaming service will officially support Valve's Steam Controller and Steam Machine starting later this year, while Windows and macOS support for the controller is deferred to a later, unspecified date.
The staggered rollout indicates that input device handling across GeForce Now's client platforms is not uniform, and engineers working on cloud streaming input pipelines may face platform-specific integration work. The same announcement batch includes GOG single sign-on going live and EA working on native Javelin Anticheat support, both of which touch authentication and anti-tamper surfaces in cloud-delivered games. Only one feed carries this story, so the details are limited to what The Verge reported.
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GeForce Now will officially support the Steam Controller and Steam Machine starting later this year on Steam Deck and Steam Machine.
Steam Controller support for the GeForce Now app on Windows and macOS is coming later, per Nvidia.
Nvidia also announced GOG single sign-on is now available and EA is working on native Javelin Anticheat support for its biggest multiplayer games.
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