Information appears that the new NVIDIA Shield could hit the market with full compatibility for Google Stadia.
The Google Stadia presentation was one of the most disappointing in recent memory. Short, bland, lacking relevant content, and extremely impersonal. Despite this, the technology behind Stadia, cloud gaming, holds great promise. We'll have a free version up to 1080p @ 60FPS and then a paid 4K @ 60FPS version, which will depend on an internet connection. It has now been revealed that the new NVIDIA Shield will offer native support for Stadia.
A few days ago MDarcy, a new version of the revamped NVIDIA Shield, was leaked. This new console will be based on the Tegra X1 T210 and would have Android 9 as the operating system. The console will natively offer support for Stadia and would have a new controller.
NVIDIA Shield will offer native support for Google Stadia
According to the rumors, NVIDIA and Google would have an agreement for the console to support Stadia natively. This will not only allow access to Android games and functions, but also high-quality games. We can play titles like Metro Exodus, Shadow of the Tomb Raider and many more without having to run them on the console or on the PC.
This new console has a completely updated new controller. An improved control intended for the multimedia experience would also have been added. There will be a more basic model without the new controller, for those who have already purchased the Stadia controller, which will be fully compatible.
Everything points to the new NVIDIA Shield hitting the market in the last quarter of the year. Clearly it will seek to pull the Christmas season to give out this product. There is no specific date and there is no price for this product. The truth is that there is enough desire to know what this new console offers us and above all, to know its price.
Source: TDF
