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  • Steam Link Hardware is Dead, Here’s What You Can Do Instead

    Valve’s Steam Link is a great way for PC gamers to stream games onto their TV. While the Steam Link hardware is no more, it’s easy to get going with the Steam Link app on Android!

    The Steam Link app is available now on the Google Play Store, and you can install it on Android phones, Chromebooks with Android app support, and televisions or set-top boxes running Android TV. For now, Steam Link isn’t available on iOS, and there’s no telling if it ever will be. The Steam Link app is also available on Samsung Smart TVs made after 2016.

  • Move over Steam Link, there's a Raspberry Pi app in town now

    Valve have today announced a Beta version of the Steam Link app for the Raspberry Pi which could prove to be interesting.

    Since Valve are seemingly discontinuing their own Steam Link device, along with Steam Link applications for mobile devices, one for the Raspberry Pi does make a lot of sense. I imagine quite a number of people already own the device, so being able to stream your favourite Steam games to it is probably quite appealing.

  • THQ Nordic has acquired the Carmageddon IP, perhaps we will finally get it on Linux

    THQ Nordic have announced that they've swallowed up another IP, this time it's Carmageddon from Stainless Games. It's interesting, since we were supposed to get Carmageddon: Reincarnation on Linux.

Valve's Steam Link app for Raspberry Pi

Valve's Steam Link For Raspberry Pi Now Available

  • Valve's Steam Link For Raspberry Pi Now Available

    After being announced last week, Valve's Steam Link application for the Raspberry Pi is now officially available.

    This app runs on the Raspberry Pi 3B and 3B+ with using the standard Raspbian "Stretch" operating system stack. This app provides similar functionality to the low-cost Steam Link dedicated device that's been available the past few years for allowing in-home streaming of games on Steam from your personal PC(s) to living room / HTPC type setups using Steam Link.

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