I tried it maybe a year or so ago. The Forgotten City iirc. And it looked lower res than the 1080p it was allegedly streaming at. Had bad near black pixelization and worse, some noticeable input lag. And that was via an actual Xbox console, where there will be minimal controller lag etc.
In all seriousness. If they effectively exit the hardware side of things. And do become solely a publisher. Then surely it becomes similar to Ubisoft EA etc. But I dont see how it happens whilst they still compete on hardware. No hardware, maybe no issue. So PS7 maybe?
try GeForce now and you will see what cloud gaming is capable of! Without out a doubt this is the cream of the crop. Still more to go but it’s the best
Yeah I'd have thought on the Tv app side, theres still going to be challenges around the input latency and any dualsense like features. But if we do get it to a great place image quality wise and input latency is great. For me, I just cant get past, not only navigating to the app through an ad infested Fire TV ui, but then the likely ads that entwine themselves into the service. Surely only further encouraged by the very platform they are partnered too.
Don't know but I've downloaded dozens of their little games on my phone.
Everything.
Pretty sure that app is not in the store on my tcl tv.
Luna is quite dead.
I’ve asked this for a while even GeForce now is limited on new TV’s and I forgot where I was told but it seems that the tv providers are not putting capable decoders / chips in TV’s that can support 4k/120 streams. Maybe they were wrong and it’s just a nvidia issue or capacity thing but I’d wish they get it sorted out.
I don't see such a device. Do you know if it supports WiFi 6E?
The real punishment is actually trying to play games on Xcloud
In most cases the fire sticks are better than built in TV OS, it's only really the top range that would be better but even then you could get something like a 4k Max Fire Stick or a Nvidia Shield and boost past the TVs performance.
Yeah, not sure.
Yeah the problem is, Google store apps availability will still vary from TV brand to TV brand, even when both using Android TV as their OS. It's as though the TV brand still steer some of what is available. I'm not sure what the full reasons are.
it can't be any worse than the Hisense Roku TV I got for our bedroom last year. Never again.
Not really. Amazon puts all rival services on the FireTV platform. Why should gamepass streaming be any different than Netflix?
