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Are you excited for Mass Effect Andromeda?

Yes 12 52.17%
 
Extremely 3 13.04%
 
Who isn't? 8 34.78%
 
Total:23
onionberry on 04 January 2017
Captain_Yuri said:
onionberry said:

yeah first time that I really feel panic about all this IA  bs.

I wonder what the car will do if it determines you are too drunk to drive but it can't drive you home either cause the road is too complex.

probably a snitch car, good look with the cops.



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Lafiel on 04 January 2017

so how many AI cars will just stop driving or even suicide with their passangers due to constant verbal abuse?



Jizz_Beard_thePirate on 04 January 2017
Lafiel said:

so how many AI cars will just stop driving or even suicide with their passangers due to constant verbal abuse?

"There is a motorcycle behind you"

Shut the fuck up car, I don't care



                  

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starcraft on 04 January 2017

I still cant get over that price for Nvidia Now lol.

I mean they said its for people that don't have gaming PCs? What person that isn't inclined to buy a gaming PC is inclined to spend $25 to buy 20 hours of streamed access to an apparently decent but not high end gaming PC service, and more for a top of the line one?

And if they are secretly hoping higher-end PC gamers will use it, those people play enough games that its quickly going to become more economical to them to just buy a 1070 and whack it in their PC.



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onionberry on 04 January 2017
starcraft said:
I still cant get over that price for Nvidia Now lol.

I mean they said its for people that don't have gaming PCs? What person that isn't inclined to buy a gaming PC is inclined to spend $25 to buy 20 hours of streamed access to an apparently decent but not high end gaming PC service, and more for a top of the line one?

And if they are secretly hoping higher-end PC gamers will use it, those people play enough games that its quickly going to become more economical to them to just buy a 1070 and whack it in their PC.

this service is for the kind of people who lives in $mart Hou$e$



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onionberry on 04 January 2017
shikamaru317 said:
Jranation said:

Does it only play smartphone games? 

Natively, yes, just Android games. However, you can stream games from your PC to your TV using Shield with 4K streaming support (first PC to TV streaming device that supports 4K), and you can stream PC games from Nvidia's expensive cloud service, Geforce Now. 

so it's not going to sell a lot, just like the las shield.



Lafiel on 04 January 2017

having Bosch and ZF (biggest german car component suppliers) as customers is certainly a big deal for Nvidia



Jizz_Beard_thePirate on 04 January 2017

Boooooooo no 1080Ti announcement :(



                  

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animegaming on 04 January 2017

Tuned for Mass Effect gameplay and details on the Switch and I got 1 minute of gameplay for Mass Effect and 0 details on the Switch......

 

Also LMFAO at the price of Nividia Now holy shit that is way worse then Playstation Now and I don't even like Playstation Now.



okr on 04 January 2017

Strange company.

They want to compete with Apple, Google and other big players in the car AI and smart home spaces, really?

They upgrade the shield but still design and market it the wrong way. The shield is a technically superior competitor to the Apple TV and those Fire thingys from Amazon, yet it's too big, too aggressively designed and comes with an ugly controller. Only few gamers will buy it, non-gamers won't buy it.

Geforce Now was the most interesting part but the price announcement killed its momentum already in front of the auditorium.

They can be glad that their GPUs sell so well...