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I'm envisioning full cloud gaming.
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wrote 2 days ago last edited byI'm envisioning full cloud gaming. Games are all hosted in Azure. Device is just a thin client, and it becomes useless if you stop paying your subscription. Of course, it'd already be useless on flights and anywhere with spotty internet. Has that perfect MS blend of being built on Windows, requiring a subscription fee, and totally missing the whole point of being a handheld.
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G Games shared this topic 2 days ago
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I'm envisioning full cloud gaming. Games are all hosted in Azure. Device is just a thin client, and it becomes useless if you stop paying your subscription. Of course, it'd already be useless on flights and anywhere with spotty internet. Has that perfect MS blend of being built on Windows, requiring a subscription fee, and totally missing the whole point of being a handheld.wrote 2 days ago last edited byIf true, completely defeats the purpose IMO. Most of the playtime on my Nintendo Switch has been on flights or trains.
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If true, completely defeats the purpose IMO. Most of the playtime on my Nintendo Switch has been on flights or trains.wrote 2 days ago last edited byJust route it through your phone's access point.
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wrote 2 days ago last edited by> Do You Guys Not Have Phones?
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If true, completely defeats the purpose IMO. Most of the playtime on my Nintendo Switch has been on flights or trains.wrote 2 days ago last edited byThere's still a market for that. People liked the Nvidia Shield and that's more or less what it is afaik.
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There's still a market for that. People liked the Nvidia Shield and that's more or less what it is afaik.wrote 2 days ago last edited byHonestly people didn’t care about Shield. It was a hardware show-off on Nvidia’s side and it didn’t bat an eye except for the spec lovers and movie geeks.