However even if they are mad, they are still buying for now. Remains to be seen how bad the PR backlash is, but Nvidia seems to be convinced they are the goose that lays the golden GPUs and sure people will be mad. They get rid of the technical debt of having to maintain the local streaming tech, sounds like they cleared out a lot of old stock just before this announcement, and anybody that isn’t absolutely pissed about it they may convert to a investor pleasing sub. Other than the PR hit, it’s a win win win for Nvidia. Now they need to keep those numbers up at the very least and growing if possible. Here is my list for Shield TV in case more than me own that too and use it for Steam. Selling a GPU is great, but perpetually renting one out in a time shared service is what really gets the investors salivating. NOTE: Steam Link and NVIDIA Shield TV does not have same controller compatibility on Steam streaming. Now I wonder how many of those subscribers are sticking around. Well of course gamers probably flocked to services like that when they couldn’t get or didn’t want to pay stupid high mark ups. However no mentions of what number were paid and of what tier though. There will be an app that pertains to the Nvidia Games, open it. You will be shown a 4 digit security code on your TV. And, connect the television to the internet. Go to Settings > GameStream PCs and select the PC you want to pair your SHIELD with. They just announced a huge two year pandemic subscriber gain back in August. You must use a web browser on your PC and have a Steam account. As the GPU supply issues have mostly resolved. This is seems like a shameless push to convert users already using streaming to GeForce Now and keep subscriptions up.
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