This seems like it could be the thing that eventually leads to the death of owning home consoles or something.
Surprised to see such a positive reaction after everyone on GAF shit all over OnLive.
I thought OnLive was great and I'm excited for PS Now. Get PS4 games streaming on PC, Sony!
Surprised to see such a positive reaction after everyone on GAF shit all over OnLive.
I thought OnLive was great and I'm excited for PS Now. Get PS4 games streaming on PC, Sony!
Or like providing BC for the last gen when a next gen starts. When PS5 comes out, PS4 games will start to be streamed on PSNow. If they let you play your old PS4 library through PSNow, that would be end of bitching about BC. I say Sony has a great vision for the future of gaming. Gaikai deal was a brilliant move by Sony.
Yeah but eventually someone is going to come up with the idea to make gaming stream based or something which allows anyone to play new game on whatever device they own making consoles obsolete.
Playstation is evolving into an digital platform. This is amazing. If this was, say exclusive to Bravias for awhile it would actually convince me to get one. Just for these services.
How much of my data cap will I have to use to play these games?
How much of my data cap will I have to use to play these games?
Is there a place to sign up for the beta? I know the beta will begin by the end of January, but will it be open-beta or closed-beta?
They said Closed Beta, no idea how to get your name into the pool of potential Testers though.
Yes, Nintendo will do it, but in the year 3529. Remember they are discovering now HD and the proper online.Nintendo can do this
and I think they should
Very skeptical that it will have no noticeable latency.
No, but maybe you can play vanilla Persona 4 on your PS3 and PS4.Can I play Persona 4 Golden on my PS3 or PS4?
I guess my plan of getting a Vita eventually lives on.No, but maybe you can play vanilla Persona 4 on your PS3 and PS4.
I guess so, but that will depend of Atlus. So far we don't know if third party titles will be available for streaming, do we?Can I play P5 on a PS4?
Is it just me or does it seem like the Vita benefits the least from this?
Since PlayStation Now is coming tablets and phones, it really magnifies all the current flaws that the Vita has with Remote Play like:
Lack of R2/3 L2/3
No external video
No support for the DS3/DS4
1080 and 720 don't scale down evenly into the Vita's resolution
More than anything, it makes me want a Shield, something I never thought I'd say...
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This is great for me. Even though I don't plan to get rid of my PS3, this means I don't have to get a PS4 and I can get to play FFXV and MGSV on my Vita (implying SE and Konami allows their games to be part of this service)
Yeah but eventually someone is going to come up with the idea to make gaming stream based or something which allows anyone to play new game on whatever device they own making consoles obsolete.
They aren't going to let you stream PS4 games because they want that HW and SW money.
Yep and Sony will be ahead of the curve as they have already started it (also onLive). They can potentially have no new console released after PS4 and still give us "Uncharted:the next-next gen" which we can play on Bravia TVs or Vita or PS4 or any other supported device. But again this all depends when will average network speed is 10-15+ mbps for most consumers with no data limits. It will be interesting to see what happens after this gen.
Man, I really hope not. Would probably be a deal breaker for me.Sorry if this has been addressed already, but do we know if the tech will be limited to 30 fps like PS4's remote play?
Registered. Interesting to see what games they roll out first.
The first one works reasonably well with the rear touch pad, though I'll give you points two and three. I'm not sure if I follow you with the last one, though; Vita's resolution is exactly a quarter of full HD, so I would imagine it would scale fine.
This is to stream full games, like Gaikai did since 2008 and PS4 HW is designed and optimized for it, unlike XB1. MS has no experience regarding game streaming.Whats the difference between this and Microsoft's XB1 Cloud? In other words, why were people sceptical about the Cloud and has this changed that?
Did they confirm it? I thought that they would follow their tradition of don't make you pay twice the digital games you already own in other platfroms.I really don't like the idea of paying to play games I already own digitally and are sitting on my SEN account
I think the difference is in perception, not technology. Onlive portrayed themselves to be the "future of gaming" and as a replacement for traditional means of gaming in the living room. This may not have been intentional, but that's how it was perceived. Playstation now is being positioned as adding incremental value, so the expectations on it are more grounded in reality.
If I have a PS4 and I can play PS3/PS2 games with it (albeit with some expected compromises in performance), it becomes a lot more cohesive experience than having to deal with an unfamiliar piece of hardware and service.
If MS comes up with something similar, I think that would be seen as a more promising service than Onlive as well, even if the underpinning technology and shortcomings are similar.