NVIDIA Shield Is Pulling The Plug On Its GameStream Feature, What You Should Know
NVIDIA has decided to pull the plug on its support for the GameStream service on their popular set-top Android hardware, the NVIDIA Shield.
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NVIDIA has decided to pull the plug on its support for the GameStream service on their popular set-top Android hardware, the NVIDIA Shield.
When Nvidia first launched the Shield, one of its major selling points was GameStream, a feature that allowed you to stream games from your PC to a Shield handheld, tablet or TV box. Nowadays, there are more options available for in-home game streaming, so Nvidia is dropping GameStream in an upcoming update. In a surprise …
Nvidia is wrapping up its weekly GeForce Now library updates for the month today with six new games joining the library. While new games are usually the highlight of these updates, this week there is significantly more to share, as GeForce Now is joining the Samsung Gaming Hub, and Shield TV is getting a major …
Connecting the controllers works as you’d expect: Turn on the Shield’s Bluetooth discovery mode, and then either press the pairing button on your Xbox controller, or the PlayStation and Share/Clip buttons on the DualSense. It’s surprising it took so long for NVIDIA to add support for these new gamepads, considering that they already support PC pairing. In addition to the usual bug fixes, NVIDIA says that the Shield update also adds the December 2020 Android security patch, as well as better IR volume support for the Shield remote with Denon receivers.