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Steam in home streaming is my new favorite thing. I use it to play PC games on my Nintendo Switch (with homebrew Android), on my phone, and even on my TV. As lo
by Kaze404 6y ago
Steam in home streaming is my new favorite thing. I use it to play PC games on my Nintendo Switch (with homebrew Android), on my phone, and even on my TV. As long as it's not something that requires mouse input the latency is unnoticeable for me.
The best part is that it just works. I can, simultaneously, stream the game to my TV, and stream input from my Bluetooth connected Dualshock 4 from my phone to the PC, running a game through Proton/Wine. There are so many moving parts at play and yet they all work perfectly, with zero fiddling.
- 29athrowaway 6y agoRight, but in the case of Stadia, the "console" is cloud-based. So you need very good internet connectivity to have a decent gaming experience.
- drusepth 6y agoStadia Pro has a few months free right now and I'd recommend checking it out if you haven't already. It doesn't take much more than 20-25mbps down to have a good experience, but I have a lot more than that (750mbps) and the input lag / visuals seem pretty identical to my console.
- Kaze404 6y agoI know. I'm just pointing out how awesome Steam Streaming is in case anyone wants this but doesn't realize it :)