How games look and sound are two of the most important parts of the game-streaming experience (though not the most important part, which I'll explain below). It's a powerful service, though at $25 per month it's also much more expensive than the other game streaming services it's also limited to certain parts of the country. Instead of simply streaming games, it provides full access to a high-end Windows 10 system, letting you install any games from any compatible digital store to play at your leisure. Stadia, GeForce Now, and PlayStation Now are our main contenders, but we also want to mention the Shadow service (Opens in a new window), available through the Shadow Ghost box. It works on the PlayStation 4 or any compatible PC, and features hundreds of games from the PS2, PS3, and PS4.
PlayStation Now is Sony's cloud gaming system, and it's understandably very PlayStation-focused. It supports hundreds of games, and can be integrated with your Steam,, Epic, and UPlay libraries. Nvidia's GeForce Now uses the company's servers to run PC games, which are then sent to any compatible Windows PC, Mac, or Nvidia Shield device. The game streaming field began nearly a decade ago with OnLive, and while that no longer exists, there are a few services that let you play your favorite games remotely. Stadia isn't the only service of its kind, though.
Just plug in or pair a controller with your device of choice to play assorted console and PC-quality games. Google's Stadia service doesn't stream movies or TV shows, but video games that run on Google's own servers and are accessible on phones, tablets, Google Chrome, and Chromecast Ultra.
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