You can't turn your eyes away from it, you want to be there, alongside thousands others as you witness the prequel to the unknown madness that would follow.
lolReady for ouya 2: electric steaming boogaloo
the what now?You can't turn your eyes away from it, you want to be there, alongside thousands others as you witness the prequel to the unknown madness that would follow.
The guy sounds genuine.Well this is off to a nice start. I like this guy's attitude.
The controller is meh. I hate having the thumb sticks at the bottom.
I think that could be the good thing lag-wise actually, as it practically skips one step, doing controller-cloud, instead of controller-device-cloud.Also the WiFi only for that controller is really worrying for delays.
Hmm... I actually never thought of it that way. Controller-to-Cloud connection sounds good, though I wonder how will the controller be set up.as it practically skips one step, doing controller-cloud, instead of controller-device-cloud.
Someone on Twitter said that the GPU specs are similar to RX Vega 56.
I'm guessing next generation consoles will also have similar specs. Maybe slightly higher.
In PC gaming, if you can't run the game you can at least upgrade it to make sure it can run that & anything else below that spec requirements with a lot of mileage before your next change.If you already don't like the "walled gardens" of console compared to PC gaming, this entire concept sounds like it's going to be about 20,000 times worse than consoles.
"Building a game platform for everyone"
FTFY"Building a game platform for everyone*"
*everyone we can profit off of
Being in it for profit isn't the actual problem, so are all other gaming companies like Valve, Sony and Nintendo.FTFY
isn't capitalism awesome?
Telling us you tested it on a 200 mbps connection, which is probably about 150 mbps more than the average internet subscriber has access to, tells us nothing.
Yeah, please fail miserably.
Yesterday we were laughing how consoles have to pay for their online services, soon we'll be all in the same chain paying our ISPs more for Gigabit AND Google big money to be able to play anything.
JFC, people on the other forum are already "looking forward to games that can only be done in the cloud", just crash and burn already.
i think that's an ironic tweetImagine stanning for this WTF
YO good for actual legit laugh tho
RIP anyone with non-unlimited data quotas.but yeah, 20GB per hour is insane ... definitely WAY above what my shitty internet connection is capable of
... not to mention game preservationYeah, I don't think this will gain traction at all with the current state of internet in my country. I mean, I'm on 100Mbps and I'm already in the 1%-er. lol..
Secondly, this service is just another system of control, designed to take away freedom of ownership from end users which is already diminishing rapidly. If the purpose of game streaming as dictated by Google is to conveniently game anywhere we please, we should also be aware that we're also letting go the freedom of modding, game archival, emulation and other community improvements which makes PC gaming great.
For someone who loves PC gaming more than anything because of the freedom it offers, I can say without a doubt that this service is not for me.
I've been looking for the source of this and unable to find anything. The number doesn't seem fundamentally wrong though, because Nvidia's streaming stuff uses something like 15-20 GB an hour.
Imagine stanning for this WTF
YO good for actual legit laugh tho