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#4526271 Posted on: 02/13/2013 11:18 AM
But...Why?
That video shows some pretend gamer sitting not 5 meters from his pc.
Its not like the psps or vita and PS3 where it makes sense if the family are using the TV, but a pc to handheld and such a tiny screen......I dont get humans anymore.
Yep, I was wondering the exact same thing ...
But...Why?
That video shows some pretend gamer sitting not 5 meters from his pc.
Its not like the psps or vita and PS3 where it makes sense if the family are using the TV, but a pc to handheld and such a tiny screen......I dont get humans anymore.
Yep, I was wondering the exact same thing ...
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#4526279 Posted on: 02/13/2013 11:46 AM
Does the game you play also needs to go fullscreen on your PC?. If not a child can play its favorite games on the couch while mom or dad can browse the interwebs ...
When i was younger i really liked to play in bed with my gameboy/sega handheld. This on the other hand would have been a dream come true...
So i get where Nvidia is going but now for me its pointless.
Does the game you play also needs to go fullscreen on your PC?. If not a child can play its favorite games on the couch while mom or dad can browse the interwebs ...
When i was younger i really liked to play in bed with my gameboy/sega handheld. This on the other hand would have been a dream come true...
So i get where Nvidia is going but now for me its pointless.
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#4526280 Posted on: 02/13/2013 11:49 AM
Does the game you play also needs to go fullscreen on your PC?. If not a child can play its favorite games on the couch while mom or dad can browse the interwebs ...
When i was younger i really liked to play in bed with my gameboy/sega handheld. This on the other hand would have been a dream come true...
So i get where Nvidia is going but now for me its pointless.
+1 love'd to play in bed.
Does the game you play also needs to go fullscreen on your PC?. If not a child can play its favorite games on the couch while mom or dad can browse the interwebs ...
When i was younger i really liked to play in bed with my gameboy/sega handheld. This on the other hand would have been a dream come true...
So i get where Nvidia is going but now for me its pointless.
+1 love'd to play in bed.
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#4526285 Posted on: 02/13/2013 11:55 AM
Lol, well that didnt take long.
As for this thing, if nvidia want it to be successful in anyway then they need to add the option of just using the pc as a pure grunt and not have the game go full screen on both devices.
+1 love'd to play in bed.
Lol, well that didnt take long.
As for this thing, if nvidia want it to be successful in anyway then they need to add the option of just using the pc as a pure grunt and not have the game go full screen on both devices.
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But...Why?
That video shows some pretend gamer sitting not 5 meters from his pc.
Its not like the psps or vita and PS3 where it makes sense if the family are using the TV, but a pc to handheld and such a tiny screen......I dont get humans anymore.
Hilarious.
Hey nvidia, stick to gpus yeah.
And its not like someone can do other stuff while your gaming on that thing, as the game gets fully loaded up on the pc, just sit the hell at your desk or by a friggin xbox360 controller.
Who's idea was this and why do we have to share our oxygen with them.