SRSZCloud Gaming
Didn't really give good results to me. My interent is not that great. Also I rather pirate in the long run after paying for a good laptop; however, probably not everyone wants to do that.
For me its always sounded like something that people without the ability to buy actual gaming rigs/consoles can use to play games. I was planning on gifting my younger family members a few dozen hours so they can play some single-player games, but wasn't sure how well they actually performed and how expensive they were.
Honestly ,I look forward to cloud gaming
What worries me are the delay between the server to the stream device, the fps and the input lag
What worries me are the delay between the server to the stream device, the fps and the input lag
Its a good start. But there are two main problems that wouldnt be fixed anytime soon for it to be a big player.
1. It needs a really fast internet. Not everyone has it.
2. There is a slight delay in it. So for competitive plays, its still not ready.
Overall, maybe in a few years, we could be playing this using our phone data! WHO KNOWS XD. I tried geforce now. I get 4-5 mbps download speeds and yet it didnt work for me
. So would rather save up to play. Also, if you want to play offline Single Player games...... then good luck lol
1. It needs a really fast internet. Not everyone has it.
2. There is a slight delay in it. So for competitive plays, its still not ready.
Overall, maybe in a few years, we could be playing this using our phone data! WHO KNOWS XD. I tried geforce now. I get 4-5 mbps download speeds and yet it didnt work for me
. So would rather save up to play. Also, if you want to play offline Single Player games...... then good luck lolWhat if in the future when there's no latency issues they make pros compete on cloud services to eliminate cheating
It might be a thing in the future and I could really see cloud gaming hitting off, especially in thopse countries where hardwares are expensive and internet infrastructer is good.
I tried Nvidia Geforce which seems cool but takes 15GB per hour, which is quite insane.
I tried Nvidia Geforce which seems cool but takes 15GB per hour, which is quite insane.
I played AC Odyssey on the Google cloud gaming beta, and it was pretty solid. But I don't like the fact of not actually owning games on a library or anything, and depending on your internet to play them.
