With ever-increasing advances in communication technologies and fiber optics, cloud gaming is slowly evolving. Many players such as Google, Microsoft, Sony, Nvidia or Amazon offer this service.
The concept is simple, let the server run the game and only send screen data to the device, which is not necessarily a high-end computer to ensure a smooth experience. The only condition is a sufficiently fast Internet connection.
Cloud gaming is coming to TVs
Manufacturers can offer an alternative to game consoles by integrating cloud games into their devices. Gamers who no longer need to buy the latest PlayStation or Xbox for a subscription can access a regularly updated catalog of games without worrying about the “hardware” part.
Of all the cloud gaming offerings we’ve compared here, there’s Google Stadia. Without Google I/O 2022, the service would be “dying”. Still, it looks like Google isn’t ready to integrate its service anytime soon.
After announcing its partnership with Samsung, it’s LG’s turn to offer users 3 months of free access to Stadia Pro. Stadia Pro gives you access to Google’s service and a catalog of games included. However, some games we’ve tested on the service, like Cyberpunk 2077, will require you to pay.
Google is strengthening its offers to allow users to discover the advantages of cloud gaming, which has managed to gain momentum despite its many advantages. Note that Google One subscribers can also take advantage of this 3-month free trial.
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Source : C Net France
