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Issue. >> but your ex-wife says you choked her. and thats how you got sexual arousal. >> okay. >> the only way you get sexual arousal. im not going to go into detail to embarrass her so i would rather not say anything about her. >> you know thats a tactic, dont you? ive seen this down a thousand times. >> you can call it a tactic -- >> if you got something to say about a woman, and im not going to say it, and thats bs, and you know it. >> under the world standards its bs but as a christian its n...

Obviously, the most important thing is the games. if youre already a playstation or xbox gamer, their cloud services can offer a lot of value. theres a lot to play, and there are blockbuster games on all four services. honestly, you would have to dig around and see what catches your eye and, as is always the way, you probably wont find all your favourite games on just one service. so is this the future of gaming? well, if playstation and xbox lean into this a bit more, i can see a future where p...

Away in the cloud adds some latency? well, yes, it does, but honestly not enough that i could perceive. nvidia was the only company willing to put a figure on it for me. it said that sending your commands to the data centre and a picture being sent back adds about 20ms of latency. that might be important for competitive pro gamers but its not really perceptible for casual play. everyones experience will vary, but i never noticed any latency on any of the four services. you can see the action on ...

For the last few weeks, ive been putting four cloud gaming services to the test to see where were at and whether cloud gaming could replace the pc or console. before i get into some comparisons, heres a quick look at the services i have been testing because, as youll see, theyre all very different in scope. playstation now has been around the longest and is a netflix—style, all—you—can—eat buffet of games. for 8.99 a month, you can stream more then 700 games to your ps4 or ps5 console or...

A bit like a movie would be. chris fox has been looking at the options for going pc and console free to see what the future may hold. for the last few weeks ive been putting four cloud gaming services to the test to see where were at and whether cloud gaming could replace the pc or console. before i get into some comparisons, heres a look at the services i have been testing, because, as youll see, theyre all very different in scope. playstation now has been around the longest and is a netflix—...

Onjust one service. so is this the future of gaming? well, if playstation and xbox lean into this a bit more i can see a future where people between different services on a month—to—month basis, playing the games they like and then may be cancelling the subscription, like some people do with movie streaming services, although im not sure of that will be in sony or microsofts interests. what stadia has showed me is that putting a full console—style ecosystem into the cloud really can work a...

So im gonna wag my tail at him. wow! he dances! look at that! whoa! laughs. theyre applauding me for doing tricks! spots been tremendously successful for us. all sorts of folks are deploying spots and we have kind of a turnkey integration that lets a company get set up and have this capability right out of the box, so it is intuitive — i mean, you picked it up in 30 seconds and, you know, youve walked a couple of miles today with — with literally no training. jeff, thanks so much for letting...

So is this the future of gaming? well, if playstation and xbox lean into this a bit more, i can see a future where people hop between different services on a month—to—month basis, playing the games they like and then maybe cancelling their subscription, like some people do with movie streaming services — although im not sure that would be in sony or microsofts interests. what stadia has showed me is that putting a full console—style ecosystem into the cloud really can work, as long as yo...

Playing the games they like and then may be cancelling the subscription, like some people do with movie streaming services, although im not sure of that will be in sony or microsofts interests. what stadia has showed me is that putting a full console—style ecosystem into the cloud really can work as long as your internet connection is good enough. chris fox there. now, after a bit of a delay the oscars are finally here. the 93rd academy awards are due to take place on 25 april. but, unusually,...

Or xbox gamer, their cloud services can offer a lot of value. theres a lot to play, and there are blockbuster games on all four services. honestly, you would have to dig around and see what catches your eye and, as is always the way, you probably wont find all your favourite games on just one service. so is this the future of gaming? well, if playstation and xbox lean into this a bit more, i can see a future where people hop between different services on a month—to—month basis, playing the g...