its not though, if roumers are true, we dont know ether way at the moment, its a hybrid compute with inputs being handle localy. all the switch stuff is pure streaming.
corect me if I am wrong, but geforce now is pure streaming, this is roumered to br hybrid compute with local handling of inputs?
Huh? He suggested it's possible. Even your response suggest we don't know. I think it's possible that UBI could develop a client side app for the Switch.
Not likely by any stretch. By the time this service is ready to go, AC: O will not be the AC game people are itching to play anymore.
the big question is does the hybrid compute model reduce input latancy enough to have it not effect gameplay for most people.
Hmm same req as OnLive. I pray it's probably using H265, and not 264 if it's chrome exclusive. Would make the chromebooks more wanting, and tbh if they pull this off they will push past all the hurdles OnLive had and would make this very appealing.
Yeah they had emulation and stuff in their but they had really bad encoding and it required stupid fast internet compared to what was available already with OnLive.
At 1080p. That's 11.25gb per hour. So 25 hours to plough through Assassin's Creed Odyssey at 1080p/60fps is going to use a whopping 281gb. Not so much an issue in Europe where unlimited internet is the norm, but in the US?
it wouldnt shock me if its closer to 15mbs, but wants the extra 10 as a buffer.
Downloading the game sounds fantastic, I hope we get to do that one day ;)
