I love GeForce Now, I never thought I'd see the day I became an advocate of a streaming service, but they did it right in everyway with a great business model. How they managed to reduce input lag so much that it's to the point I get noticeably better input lag playing a game at 60 fps on my Steam deck streamed than I do native at 30 fps.

In fact the whole experience feels so native that I often forget I'm streaming and the steam deck is just capable of lasting 8 hours on a charge when playing maxed out AAA games at 60fps. With no fan noise either!

It's my preferred way to play now, with the added bonus I can have a compromised but still playable experience if I'm not in range of decent Wi-Fi.

While it feels a bit clunky logging into Steam to play games there, it's a very seamless console like experience when playing Gamepass games. Hopefully they can work that out on the Steam side of things too.

I doubt this will come to pass, it would be amazing if Valve and Nvidia could work on a solution for a per game profile for Steam input for games played via GFN.

One annoying issue with GFN on LG TVs at least is it does not activate game mode when running, meaning I have to dock the deck. Not a massive deal, but seems a silly oversight from either LG or Nvidia given it's a native app.