Boxing Game Demonstrates New Nvidia Project Shield Features
Spectator mode allows for TV interaction.
Further details regarding Nvidia's Android handheld, Project Shield, has bled out of CES in Las Vegas with a video report covering the gaming device's multiple features.
The portable, which includes a high pixel-density touchscreen, can take advantage of its Tegra 4 processor to stream games from your PC to the palm of your hand, while various IO ports allow for play on an HDTV with interesting results.
A boxing game demonstration was used to showcase how an HDMI output might be used in conjunction with Project Shield gameplay - the handheld screen showed a traditional gameplay HUD and camera, while the TV entered a 'spectator' mode so that an audience can gather and watch multiplayer bouts unfold.
The thing seems to be holding up well in public demos - take a peek at the video and see what you think of the tech.
The portable, which includes a high pixel-density touchscreen, can take advantage of its Tegra 4 processor to stream games from your PC to the palm of your hand, while various IO ports allow for play on an HDTV with interesting results.
A boxing game demonstration was used to showcase how an HDMI output might be used in conjunction with Project Shield gameplay - the handheld screen showed a traditional gameplay HUD and camera, while the TV entered a 'spectator' mode so that an audience can gather and watch multiplayer bouts unfold.
The thing seems to be holding up well in public demos - take a peek at the video and see what you think of the tech.
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