The only requisite for this to work, apart from being on the same local network, is that the Tesla needs to be within range of the Apple TV. Plus, playing games on a big-screen TV at home is a much better gaming experience than using a wireless controller inside the cramped confines of a Tesla. Valve explains on its website that if “you have a powerful gaming rig, wired network, and a very good client device, it’s possible to stream at 4K 60 FPS.” Here’s everything you need to know about Steam Link.The hack is certainly an ingenious one – by downloading the Steam Link app on the Apple TV, Tesla users can play their entire Steam library without investing in an additional gaming computer. Once that’s done, you should be gaming in no time. The final step involves connecting to a local computer running Steam. Once you get the app, you’ll need to pair a controller with your iPhone or Apple TV, including the Steam Controller and any other Bluetooth controllers. The Steam Link app is available on the App Store as a free download. But again, this is where Apple and Google’s rules differ. The Android version of the app already lets you purchase new titles.

Then again, we’ll note that the coincidence between the timing of the Steam Link relaunch on the App Store, and the Supreme Court’s recent ruling that Apple must face an App Store-related antitrust lawsuit.

So if you already need that to stream games to your iOS and tvOS devices, then you can just hop on the PC in question to purchase whatever game you want next.

After all, you need a computer running Steam on the same local network to stream the games to your iPhone, iPad or Apple TV. The new Steam Link version will not let you purchase any games from the Steam store, which shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise and really isn’t a huge deal. Don't Miss : Today’s deals: $22 Echo Dot, $19 Fire Stick, $380 65-inch TV, $35 Blink Video Doorbell, more

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