Good News For the Windows 11 Users | Android Gaming In Windows Getting A Big Update

American Tech Giant Microsoft rolled out a new Windows 11 Feature to insiders, and the package also included a new version of the Windows Subsystem for Android. It is heavily focused on mobile gaming performance, as the changelog revealed compatibility for gamepads, joysticks, and some gestures more common with smartphones and tablets.

What's new:

The new suite of shims is available to toggle in the Windows Subsystem for Android Settings app which enables better experiences in several apps
Compatibility for games with joysticks (mapped to WASD)
Compatibility for gamepad in games
Compatibility for aiming in games with arrow keys
Compatibility for sliding in games with arrow keys
Scrolling improvements
Networking improvements
Android minimum window size defaulted to 220dp
Improved dialog when unsupported VPN is detected
New toggle to view/save diagnostic data in the Windows Subsystem for Android Settings app
Security updates
General reliability fixes, including improvements to diagnostic sizes
Graphics improvements

The update (version 2206.40000.15.0) is available only to testers in the United States. The Subsystem for the Android platform allows the emulation of mobile applications without the need for third-party software. It can be downloaded from the Microsoft Store on any Windows 11 device, but so far titles were only playable with touch support.

The news Update is firstly tested among Developers then it will be rolled out to the rest of the public, Currently The Update is on Beta Version