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Bethesda announces Orion technology for game streaming
Game company Bethesda has announced the Orion streaming technology during a presentation at the E3 game fair. This makes games like Doom playable on smartphones.
Orion was developed by id Software and is a technology to optimize the streaming of games. According to the makers, Orion should provide faster streams, even with a lower bandwidth. Game developers can use Bethesda technology in their games. Orion was demonstrated during the press conference by playing Doom with a controller on a smartphone, according to Bethesda "without visible delay" and in 4K resolution with sixty images per second. A beta will be released later this year.
New games and extensions were also shown. The new Doom game, Doom Eternal , will be released on November 22. The game contains a story mode, but also gets a multiplayer option, where a player competes against two demons.
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#5678904 Posted on: 06/10/2019 07:25 PM
Unless they partner with some big local internet providers, its only nice technology demo.. so far nobody does it, only Google has streaming and its 1Gbit connection in some locations, so they can control whole ecosystem.. Maybe it could work like Nvidia monitor certification, they can certificate some ISP packages with some ping and stability guarantees .
Unless they partner with some big local internet providers, its only nice technology demo.. so far nobody does it, only Google has streaming and its 1Gbit connection in some locations, so they can control whole ecosystem.. Maybe it could work like Nvidia monitor certification, they can certificate some ISP packages with some ping and stability guarantees .
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#5678909 Posted on: 06/10/2019 07:45 PM
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#5678916 Posted on: 06/10/2019 08:01 PM
All these companies jumping on the game streaming bandwagon... I wonder if there is any market research to back this up as being a viable business?
I don't see it myself - only some urban areas even offer the sort of uncapped high speeds this requires. Meanwhile, people in urban areas trend more affluent and could likely afford the PC / console anyway. In the US at least, the ISP options in rural and suburban locations are often regional monopolies and, generally speaking, both overpriced and awful in terms of speed. Off the cuff, I can think of several family members and friends who have DSL as the fastest option available...
All these companies jumping on the game streaming bandwagon... I wonder if there is any market research to back this up as being a viable business?
I don't see it myself - only some urban areas even offer the sort of uncapped high speeds this requires. Meanwhile, people in urban areas trend more affluent and could likely afford the PC / console anyway. In the US at least, the ISP options in rural and suburban locations are often regional monopolies and, generally speaking, both overpriced and awful in terms of speed. Off the cuff, I can think of several family members and friends who have DSL as the fastest option available...
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#5678968 Posted on: 06/10/2019 10:09 PM
Soooooooooooooooooo sad the way the world has gone, where so many are fixated with their phone. I loved the days when they were not about, people spoke to each other at bus stops, while queuing anywhere. You look in bars now and ...... I watch my sisters kid, if not on the xbox its the bloody phone, know wonder all the youngsters are wearing glasses well before their time. Who would want game on a silly size screen?
Yeah I know, a lot of you :p
Soooooooooooooooooo sad the way the world has gone, where so many are fixated with their phone. I loved the days when they were not about, people spoke to each other at bus stops, while queuing anywhere. You look in bars now and ...... I watch my sisters kid, if not on the xbox its the bloody phone, know wonder all the youngsters are wearing glasses well before their time. Who would want game on a silly size screen?
Yeah I know, a lot of you :p
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#5678977 Posted on: 06/10/2019 10:33 PM
Great!!!
Pfff...
I wonder when they realise this cannot work now, not the way they see it. I'm furious when I have 100+ ping in WOT, and game itself only sends some aiming/ shooting info, all game is on pc/laptop and ofc on server...
Really can't see it working.
Great!!!
Pfff...
I wonder when they realise this cannot work now, not the way they see it. I'm furious when I have 100+ ping in WOT, and game itself only sends some aiming/ shooting info, all game is on pc/laptop and ofc on server...
Really can't see it working.
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#5679278 Posted on: 06/11/2019 11:39 AM
All these companies jumping on the game streaming bandwagon... I wonder if there is any market research to back this up as being a viable business?
I don't see it myself - only some urban areas even offer the sort of uncapped high speeds this requires. Meanwhile, people in urban areas trend more affluent and could likely afford the PC / console anyway. In the US at least, the ISP options in rural and suburban locations are often regional monopolies and, generally speaking, both overpriced and awful in terms of speed. Off the cuff, I can think of several family members and friends who have DSL as the fastest option available...
That's because this idea isn't pushed by engineers, but their managers, who have no idea how anything works. All they see are regular money from monthly subscriptions and that's it. Looking from this point of view, there are plenty of people with phones and many play something on them from time to time. Now, wouldn't it be great if they could monetize it with some small monthly charge ?
All these companies jumping on the game streaming bandwagon... I wonder if there is any market research to back this up as being a viable business?
I don't see it myself - only some urban areas even offer the sort of uncapped high speeds this requires. Meanwhile, people in urban areas trend more affluent and could likely afford the PC / console anyway. In the US at least, the ISP options in rural and suburban locations are often regional monopolies and, generally speaking, both overpriced and awful in terms of speed. Off the cuff, I can think of several family members and friends who have DSL as the fastest option available...
That's because this idea isn't pushed by engineers, but their managers, who have no idea how anything works. All they see are regular money from monthly subscriptions and that's it. Looking from this point of view, there are plenty of people with phones and many play something on them from time to time. Now, wouldn't it be great if they could monetize it with some small monthly charge ?
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#5679604 Posted on: 06/11/2019 11:44 PM
I wouldn't trust Bethesda to stream piss effectively let alone any games.
I wouldn't trust Bethesda to stream piss effectively let alone any games.
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#5679895 Posted on: 06/12/2019 03:26 PM
Hopefully somebody buys that crap so Beth can put the money in the next Elder Scrolls single player offline game.
No other reason to like this tbh.
Hopefully somebody buys that crap so Beth can put the money in the next Elder Scrolls single player offline game.
No other reason to like this tbh.
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Apparently game streaming is the new video streaming, everyone wants a piece of the pie. The difference being that there's no Netflix here, and nobody has proven they've gotten it working acceptably. Even local on my wired network, Xbox streaming to my PC is a bit choppy at times, and that's only 1080p streaming. GeForce Now works well enough for games that aren't latency driven, but again, that's 1080p.