Nvidia Project Shield demo streams Borderlands 2 from PC

St1ckM4n · Feb 10, 2013

DKRON said: ↑

depends if nvidia will try go mainstream with it. yes most hardcore gamers will put up with lower frames to improve the product but other people (mostly "I play COD and nothing else") will complain

Why would COD players complain about graphics quality? Or are you pulling my leg?

DKRON · Feb 10, 2013

Yes im making fun of COD players lol

Guest · Feb 10, 2013

Spelling mistake for "borderlands" in last but before para...

MrAnderson · Feb 18, 2013

Wagan8r said: ↑

And that's exactly what it does! Good, lord, does NOBODY here know what this thing does?

It not only can have your PC games streamed to the handheld, but you can then run the output from the handheld to your TV. Right now, it's via HDMI, but they've indicated that they want that to be wireless as well and are working on it.

Not only does it play your PC games, but it also plays Android games (duh). It also can act as an HTPC replacement/proxy. For me, this makes perfect sense...

That is what I thought it did, but I did not see it working. I have not seen a single demo of that particular functionality working. I only have seen the play PC games remotely on Shield via the 5" screen.

Trust me I looked... if it is not working right, they could just as easily drop it off the feature set. I'm not biting until this feature is 100% and I would like to see it demoed - If they can get it working I'm sold.

I have looked into so many ways to get my PC on my HD TV remote from another room. I'm a super geek when it comes to having all sorts of computing devices around, but can not justify having more than one machine with that kind of horsepower in one household.

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