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I simply want to discuss if Steam would have any benefit of poking into the mobile market. Emulating is possible, but I guess exagear git shutdown because of legal reasons. But a big player like steam might have a chance to solve those problems.
And really? Emulating x86 on a smartphone?
Doesn't even work properly on PCs like the ARM based Macbooks.
And x86 emulation is one thing, what about DirectX? Or other dependencies and APIs?
Remote Play Anywhere works when you are away from home. You don't need to be on the same network.
That's like asking Apple if they'd allow you to install a different operating system on their device.
Not going to happen.
Apple really likes and is is really proctective of their walled garden ecosystem.