NJ5 on 18 March 2009
| Jaaau! said: The PC will disappear, and eventually, hardware as in PS3, 360 or Wii, too . In the same way software is shifting from physical media to DL, hardware processing will be streamed just like video on demand. For everyone to own a processing unit at home, it's just not efficient if you think about it. |
You mean playing games on a remote server which streams the game's video back to you? That's crazy, the lag would be unbearable.
Streaming is fine for TV and video-on-demand or even office applications, but not for games. I could see storage being centralized (i.e. the game streams content from a server, with little local storage), but that's it.
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