Gaming has come away in recent years, with the introduction of higher speciation consoles and PC's. However there is still one major hindering point, the cost. But having a system capable of running 3D Graphics in real time comparable to films such as WALL•E may not be that far away, and what's more is you will be able to run it on any internet-enabled device, be it a older PC, or even a phone.
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I'd love to hear what you personally think of this news story? Do you think the company will be able to pull of what could change the industry? Or is it all hype?
The PSP already does this with the PS3
Its a pretty idea, but I don´t see how even in server based graphics rendering can you get state-of-the-art rendering for everyone. Servers don't render game worlds, physics, etc, they just manage stuff things, like in MMOS. The quantyity of processing power would be just impractical at this point, unless we're talking flash-based games.
Don't listen to Isaac he is just trolling.
ill just stick to buying my own consoles thank you. i wont be renting any space or specification. renting something is like buying it 100 times. bad idea for gaming. real bad. and dont even think of it being free, cuz no company would offer such a service for free.
give me bubbles if u agree. i need some ^_^