Nvidia announced expanded device compatibility and new features for its GeForce Now cloud gaming platform. The service will officially add support for Valve’s Steam Controller and Steam Machine beginning later in the year, enabling users to play games with the controller on Steam Deck and Steam Machine devices. For Windows and macOS platforms, Steam Controller support will arrive at an unspecified later date.
The company also detailed additional upgrades to the GeForce Now ecosystem. New DLSS 4.5 controls will be implemented for DLSS Super Resolution, Dynamic Frame Generation, and Ray Reconstruction features. Ray Reconstruction is simultaneously entering early access for RTX GPU support. GOG single sign-on functionality, previously announced, is now available to users. The service will expand to additional Amazon Fire TV Stick models later in the year, with subscription purchases available through Amazon. As of the preceding week, Firefox browser compatibility became officially supported.
Nvidia’s gaming announcements extended to its forthcoming RTX Spark chip family, scheduled for launch this fall. Major publishers including EA, Embark Studios, and Ubisoft are planning integration support for the chip. Confirmed titles include EA Sports F1 25, Apex Legends, Arc Raiders, and Anno 117: Pax Romana. EA is additionally developing native support for Javelin Anticheat technology across its largest multiplayer game titles.
Additional items in Nvidia’s announcement included details regarding a path tracing update for 007 First Light arriving in September and enhancements to RTX Remix technology.
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