Cloud Gaming: Two Perspectives of the Future
summary
Cloud gaming is already moving beyond streaming a console to a phone: examples include using Shadow to run PC Fortnite on mobile with full graphics and gamepad support, experiments that enable split-screen via two streamed Shadows and server-side AI that coordinates many agents because data centers host tens of thousands of GPUs. Platforms try catalog models while others offer an open PC-like stack. Viewership-driven interactivity grows (Twitch Plays Pokémon precedent) even as Stadia underperforms and blockbuster reach still centers on hits like 350 million Fortnite players.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:12Why Cloud Gaming Is all of a Sudden a Thing Again
- 8:05Long-Term versus Short-Term Impact of Cloud Gaming
- 22:33How Cloud Gaming Will Change the Industry
- 36:29Bioshock Infinite
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