Nvidia, which is the undisputed leader of its own market with its powerful graphics cards, unfortunately came to the fore this time with news that upset the players. The company announced that it has ended the GameStream feature for the popular multimedia device Shield TV.
Nvidia Shield TV no longer supports GameStream
Nvidia delivered the bad news by emailing Shield TV users today. Users will no longer be able to use the GameStream feature on their Shield devices. GameStream allows users to stream the game on their PCs in 4K – 60 FPS without being connected to any cables. For example, a user with an Nvidia Shield in the living room can transfer a smooth image from the PC in another room without any physical connection.
Nvidia plans to end GameStream in mid-February by updating the Nvidia Games application on the Shield. The company offered alternatives to GameStream lovers. Nvidia is directing Steam Link to try, an app that works similarly and offers the same hardware support as GameStream. You can use it by obtaining the Steam Link application on Shield TV.
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Nvidia is also directing another game streaming service, Ge Force Now, to try. especially the games 1600p resolution and 120fps Allows you to play with This amazing service costs $9.99 – $19.99 per month.
Another alternative is Moonlight, an open-source implementation of Nvidia’s GameStream protocol. It is possible to continue to use alternatives such as Sunshine as the GameStream server for Moonlight. Nvidia has not yet explained why it removed GameStream.
So what do you think about this? Should the GameStream feature continue? You can share your thoughts with us in the comments section.