PlayStation Now Coming to Samsung TVs

[Marshall Honorof]

A new partnership will see Sony's cloud gaming service, PlayStation Now, implemented on Samsung smart TVs early next year.

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[turkey3_scratch]

What ever happened to playing Gamecube with your buds, some controllers, and chips. The last thing I need is to play Playstation on a TV that costs way too much, and I don't care about streaming from PS this to PS that.

 

[clonazepam]

What ever happened to playing Gamecube with your buds, some controllers, and chips. The last thing I need is to play Playstation on a TV that costs way too much, and I don't care about streaming from PS this to PS that.

The problem with that scenario is that nobody is learning anything about your habits, your tastes, and various other details about your life that can be monetized.

 

[Emilly Willson]

Good news i just ordered a ps4 from http/amzn.to/1CDOj6T it sounds a good deal ( discount + free shipping) can(t wait

 

[iam2thecrowe]

What about the controller? you supposed to use the tv remote to play a game?

 

[leeb2013]

Good news i just ordered a ps4 from http/amzn.to/1CDOj6T it sounds a good deal ( discount + free shipping) can(t wait

that is fantastic news, thanks for sharing, good for you!

 

[Puiucs]

@iam2thecrowe you use the USB ports on the TV to pair the controller with the it.

 

[yumri]

What about the controller? you supposed to use the tv remote to play a game?

no i think it is more of either use a controller to control the tv and/or have a TV remote and a game controller with it as one device ussualy is not enough even when companies try there are to many buttons for it to make a decent controller and when there is not to many there are to few buttons for a TV remote.

 

[steve4king]

What games will this work with? I can't imagine the latency and bandwidth of any internet connection would be sufficient to remotely render Assassin's Creed.

 

[fuzzion]

This will work in Japan with their insane fiber optics and infrastructure. May take the rest of the world another 10 years to catch on. But this is the future. Even steam knows it.

But if you ask me , nothing beats having my own home PC overclocked and the bios tweaked to my satisfaction.

 

[yumri]

well if Google gets to be an ISP or breaks up and continues the Google Fiber plan the USA should have 1Gbps internet by 2025? or so but not in the middle of no where places as they will probably still be stuck with only dail up and as Google is laying their own lines i doubt that they will allow other companies to use them so it will probably be expenive to have a fast enough connection to make cloud gaming a reality when not on a personal cloud on Virtual Consoles on a Personal computing server but no real consumer will pay that kind of money just to play Playstation 5 ... maybe a business but not a consumer not making money off of it.