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The Raspberry Pi 5 now works as a smaller, faster kind of Steam Link
(arstechnica.com)
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Controller must be the steam controller, but the native games bit bewilders me. Pretty sure the steam link itself didn't play anything natively.
It's either more AI slop, or a completely uneducated post, just to farm clicks.
The Link is literally just a remote desktop device. They turned it into an app later. It doesn't, and can't play anything by itself
I guess, but it didn't come with the Steam Link. They all released at the same time (Steam Machine, Steam Link, Steam Controller) so maybe they are conflating that.