Right now MS has equipped their cloud infrastructure with Nvidia Gpus and I don’t think they are looking into streaming atleast from this article the cloud doesn’t stream in the Crackdown demo it does the computing and sends the info to the xbox to render. It would seem the cloud be MS’ s next console or at least it’s replacement. With the cloud the latest and best hardware can be used to deliver games with probably cg quality all through an app on your smart tv however basic consoles might still be needed for offline play. My guess is MS will start slowly this gen, they have shown crackdown so next E3 they will probably give new features and capabilities of the cloud.

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Translation…..I’m a sony pony and will never admit that sony just can’t accomplish this

no sony hasnt got the same thing developed seeing as Cerny was mocking the use of cloud compute and didnt understand how it would work so no mate they most definately do not have the same thing developed

goes to show Sony hasnt got a facking clue and copying MS

MS lied about the cloud?? how, its there for you to see lmao. damage control to the extreme!!!!

“playing all the triple A games on cell phones”.

– absolutely agree. Cloud and PSnow (and whatever else similar is out there) is definitely the beginning of the end for having a “hardware box”.
In the near future as long as your smart tv has basic PC specs inside and you’ve got your fibre Internet all Xbox and PS (and PC?) will just be a subscription and streamed to your living room.

The only barrier in terms of specs will be the specs of the hardware boxes of the company you subscribe with. I guess they will have different levels of subscription (so in today’s terms perhaps the top one streams at 4K ultra and a budget option gives you 1080p).

I have to say.. It’s kinda sad as it will be the end of an era… But kinda exciting at the same time… frees up more room in the house too!

Not only does Cloudgine’s work not have anything to do with Xbox hardware or in fact any local hardware, but the idea of relying on the internet for destruction physics is flawed. Another flaw, is basically games have to be build from the groud up for it and even then the benefits are very miniscule or limited in scope to certain game designs such as low graphical fidelity open world type games. Perfect for Crackdown though.

This website also lied in their previous article just as I stated. Cloudgine made no mention of PS Now and this website completetely twisted the statement from the CEO of Cloudgine.

No disrespect to the folks at Cloudgine. They obviously put alot of work into this and I hope their innovations will benefit certain types of games.

Well last year, Kaz did say that Sony will now invest in a network infrastructure. Its never too late and was a good call. So we’ll see what comes out of that promise. For him to say that last year meant that Gaikai isn’t it. I’m still wondering what happened with their deal with Rackspace.