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Forums - Gaming Discussion - Nvidia announces Shield console, $199, more powerful than Wii U, plus 1080p/60 fps streaming service

are games just being streamed to the console or is it ACTUALLY running them? with the service Onlive ive streamed Borderlands 2 on a 1gb netbook and it "ran" well 




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This will be interesting.. but I doubt it will outcompete the Wii U, even if it is more powerful..



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Looks like Sony has some competition for their cloud based streaming service.



I'm pretty intrigued by this.



Do u buy discs or is it an all digital console?



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shikamaru317 said:
anthony64641 said:
are games just being streamed to the console or is it ACTUALLY running them?

The 50+ launch games, including Crysis 3, are all running directly on the console. The streaming serivce is in addition to the native gaming support.


Crysis 3 running on an andriod console?




'Video games are bad for you? That's what they said about rock-n-roll.'
-Shigeru Miyamoto

Had no idea Nvidias GDC conference was today thanks for reminding me. :D
That shield looks really good will definitely get one.



theprof00 said:
Do u buy discs or is it an all digital console?


Somebody answer this person please, but if it's just the latter, I will not get it, I have a shitty internet speed.



             

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This is quite interesting. I wonder how much support this will have! Also, 1080p 60fps cloud subscription service. How interesting that Nvidia is doing this too



                  

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