T3 - UK (2020-04)

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60 T3 APRIL 2020

State of the art

Google Stadia

Stadia is Google’s big play for the

hearts of gamers. It’s promising a

truly “post-console” platform, letting

you take A A A games anywhere

your phone, a Chrome browser or

Chromecast streaming dongle are,

with a smart lag-reducing control pad.

£119 (Premiere Edition),

Stadia Pro subscription (optional)

£8.99 per month,

store.google.com

SPECS

Up to 4K resolution, HDR, 60fps,

5.1 sound, 10Mbps broadband

connection required, 35Mbps

recommended, Mac / PC / TV

(Chromecast) and limited Android

smartphone support

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PlayStation Now

Are you a PlayStation fanatic?

Disappointed you can’t get PS3

games on your PS4? PlayStation

Now lets you stream classic

PlayStation games to your PC or

console, as well as a top selection of

PS4 games, for a monthly fee. There

are around 700 PS4, PS3 and PS2

games to choose from, from a wide

range of genres.

£8.99 a month, £22.99 for

3 months, £49.99 for 12 months

(Subscription),

playstation.com

SPECS

PC and PS4 compatible, 5Mbps

broadband connection required,

720p resolution

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Nvidia GeForce Now

Nvidia is a big name in PC graphics

cards, and it’s now a leader in

game streaming too. Letting you

stream AAA games from numerous

download stores to low-powered

devices, GeForce Now is a versatile

game streaming option.

Free tier (unlimited one-hour

sessions), £4.99 a month Founder’s

subscription (six-hour sessions,

RTX graphics, queue priority),

nvidia.com

SPECS

1080p resolution, 60fps, 10Mbps

broadband connection required,

50Mbps recommended, PC / Mac

/ Nvidia Shield / Android / Android

TV compatible