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Valve has released its fork of Waydroid, the tool that lets Android apps run on Linux, as open source software. The move lets developers inspect and contribute to the code, which is expected to benefit Steam Deck and Linux gaming users who want Android app support.
- 2Steam adds Pyrowave codec for better Remote Play streaming▼Steam adds low-latency Pyrowave codec to Remote Play — new codec offers better game streaming on local networks but costs '5-10 times' more bandwidth
Valve has added a low-latency codec called Pyrowave to Steam Remote Play, its game-streaming feature. The new codec promises noticeably better image quality and responsiveness when streaming games over local networks, but at a steep cost: it can consume five to ten times more bandwidth than existing options, making it practical mainly for fast wired or Wi-Fi home setups.
- 3Classic Cartoonish Racing Game Lands On Steam●Classic Game Of Chaotic Races & Cartoonish Violence Arrives On Steam
A classic racing game known for its chaotic races and over-the-top cartoonish violence has been released on Steam, making it available to PC players through Valve's storefront. The arrival gives fans of the old-school title a chance to revisit it, though details about which game it is, its price, and whether it includes new features have not been confirmed.