Steam Deck Beta Client Update: November 28th
We have just shipped an updated Steam Deck Client to the Preview/Beta channel.
General
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Fixed intermittent in-game purchase failures for some games.
We have just shipped an updated Steam Deck Client to the Preview/Beta channel.
General
Fixed intermittent in-game purchase failures for some games.
The Steam Client Beta has been updated with the following changes:
In-Game Overlay
Fixed regression causing CPU temperatures not to show in Windows 64-bit client.
Big Picture Mode
Fixed intermittent in-game purchase failures for some games.
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One person has been found deceased after a serious crash in Wairoa this morning.
Police were alerted to the crash about 4.10am after a vehicle went into the water near the intersection of Carroll Street and River Parade.
One person has now been located deceased in the water outside of the vehicle.
While there is not believed to be anyone else outstanding, the Police National Dive Squad will attend to inspect the vehicle.
Cordons remain in place while emergency services staff work at the scene.
Motorists should continue to avoid the area, if possible.
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Police can advise a man previously subject of a warrant to arrest, after he failed to return to custody, has been located.
A media release was issued on 21 November.
We can advise the 56-year-old man was arrested in Waterview this afternoon.
He is expected in the Auckland District Court tomorrow.
ENDS.
Jarred Williamson/NZ Police
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Police have arrested a man after he allegedly forced an elderly man out of his vehicle and stole it.
Just before lunchtime, a man arrived at a house on Wyllie Road in Papatoetoe and attempted to open the front door.
Senior Sergeant Steve Albrey, Counties Manukau West Response Manager, says he was unsuccessful and left.
“He walked towards a neighbouring driveway where a woman was driving out in her vehicle.
“The man allegedly pointed a spear gun at the woman but fortunately she locked her doors and quickly drove away from the scene.”
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Police are now able to release the names of the two people who died following a crash on State Highway 1 in Timaru on 20 November.
They were Ivar Andrew Crowther, 5, and Steven Bruce Crowther, 40, of Temuka.
Our condolences are with their family and friends during this difficult time.
Police’s enquiries into the crash are ongoing.
ENDS
Issued by Police Media Centre
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Please attribute the following to Detective Senior Sergeant Reece Durston:
Waikato Police investigating a firearms incident overnight are seeking information from the public where a man was left with serious injuries.
At about 11.50pm on Thursday 27 November, Police were called to a property on Sapphire Place in Chartwell after reports a man had been shot.
A 37-year-old was located with gunshot wounds and taken to Waikato Hospital in a serious condition.
He remains in hospital in a stable state. At this stage, Police believe the incident was targeted.
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Police are laying nearly 200 criminal charges against gang associates, who are allegedly facilitators in a criminal syndicate smuggling illicit drugs aboard international flights.
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Media are invited to a joint media stand-up with Police and Customs for an update on Operation Matata.
The joint investigation has been targeting the importation of drugs through unattended baggage on international flights.
The stand-up will be held today at midday at Auckland City Police Hub, 13-15 College Hill.
Media who wish to attend are asked to RSVP to [email protected]
Please note the stand-up will be held inside the station and media will be escorted inside.
ENDS.
Jarred Williamson/NZ Police
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Please attribute to Detective Sergeant Brian McKinney, Gore CIB:
A man has been charged in relation to a suspicious house fire in Waikaia last year.
Just after midnight on 21 February 2024, emergency services were called to the fire on Elswick Street.
Today, Police have charged a 35-year-old Dunedin man with arson.
He is due to appear in the Gore District Court on 17 December.
We’d like to thank the members of the public who provided information to Police throughout this investigation, to ensure the person responsible can be held accountable.