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@ 2015/03/05We already knew that Valve would share a few more details regarding its Steam Machines and Steam Controller at the Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2015, and it appears that these will be available in November, alongside the new Valve streaming device, the Steam Link.
Valve is definitely serious about bringing gaming to the living room and while it will have some fierce competition from Nvidia's new Shield console, Valve's Steam Machines, at least some of them, pack quite a bit more punch and do not rely on cloud gaming for more demanding titles.
In addition to more details about Steam Machines and Steam Controller, Valve has also unveiled Steam Link, a streaming device that should connect multiple systems and be able to stream games from other devices at 1080p resolution at 60Hz and with low latency, as long as they are connected on the same network. According to the first pictures, Steam Link is a small box with HDMI, two USB ports and Ethernet port.
Valve is definitely serious about bringing gaming to the living room and while it will have some fierce competition from Nvidia's new Shield console, Valve's Steam Machines, at least some of them, pack quite a bit more punch and do not rely on cloud gaming for more demanding titles.
In addition to more details about Steam Machines and Steam Controller, Valve has also unveiled Steam Link, a streaming device that should connect multiple systems and be able to stream games from other devices at 1080p resolution at 60Hz and with low latency, as long as they are connected on the same network. According to the first pictures, Steam Link is a small box with HDMI, two USB ports and Ethernet port.
