The theory that the stacking games may be eliminated by "GeForce Now" and remote play

　When I was a kid, I enjoyed the game so passionately, but now I have less time to play, and I can't clear it and the games left unattended.The main reason may be that you can't make time in your private life.I can't afford time or heart as I play my work and play games.

　Even if you play RPG, which you used to love in the past, you might think that it is the result of the story and computer random numbers created by people anyway.It's not good that you can't enjoy the game purely.Not really good.

　However, even so, I want to play the game I bought with money, if possible.A little time before going to bed at night is enough, so I can't manage it there.From morning till night to work, I don't have the energy to go to the monitor again for the game, but the smartphone screen is acceptable.

　So I tried remote play.For PlayStation 4/5, there are several services, "PS Remote Play", and "Steam Link" for Steam of PC game platform.These are mechanisms that move games on PlayStation and PCs at home, receive the screen via the network, so that they can play on the terminals such as smartphones.PS Remote Play used to be a monopolized patent for the Xperia series, but for a while it has expanded the range of support to many smartphones / tablets, including my Arrows 5G F-51A.

　There is another cloud -type service called "GeForce Now".The basic mechanism is the same as the remote play I mentioned earlier, but it is different in terms of receiving the game screen running on the server on the Internet, not the game consoles at home.This is a subscriber -type service of 1980 yen (tax included) per month.Some titles can be played by purchasing separately within the monthly fee.

　With these remote play, you can play while sleeping on a futon if you have a smartphone.I actually played.Very good.You can also display a virtual key pad on the screen and operate the touch, but you can enjoy using a wireless controller for PlayStation or PC.Because the screen is small, games that need to be read fine characters are strict, and there is a problem that the realism is weak.

　That's why I tried remote play for a while and found some other advantages and disadvantages.First of all, in the case of PS Remote Play and Steam Link, you will play your own game, and the dedicated app itself is free, so it is an advantage that there is no additional fee.

　However, even though the screen is received via the home LAN, at least the smartphone side is basically a Wi-Fi connection, so the Wi-Fi radio wave status affects the game experience.Depending on the link speed of Wi-Fi, the screen may suddenly become dark or frame.If possible, I want to make Wi-Fi 6 and place a Wi-Fi router as close as possible to the bedroom.

　In Steam Link, the performance of the personal computer itself is directly linked to the comfort of game play.You may think it's natural, but it's comfortable to play with a personal computer, but there are times when you can't enjoy lag on your smartphone.

　For example, games with a particularly large load, such as "Microsoft Flight Simulator", seem to be able to do the best to run the game itself, and the screen transmission processing will be neglected.I would like to consider reducing the image quality by setting the game graphic while improving the performance of the computer as much as possible.Because the screen of the smartphone is small, the deterioration should not be so noticeable even in low image quality.

　On the other hand, GeForce Now costs a monthly fee, but was more satisfying than expected as a play experience.Even in the action game, there is no delay enough to feel inconvenient, and the drawing is smooth even with high -quality gaming PCs that are likely to need a high -spec gaming PC.Considering that you can play crispy without purchasing a appropriate specifications, it is definitely worth paying a monthly fee of 1980 yen.

　What was even more unexpected was to be able to link with existing accounts of various game platforms.You can work with major accounts such as Steam, Ubisoft, ORIGIN (EA), and Epic Games, and if the purchased game is a GeForce Now -compatible title, you can play at no extra charge.If the save data is set to save on the cloud side of each platform, you can play from the continuation.

　One drawback is that there are many games that do not support GeForce Now.It would have been perfect if all the games I had were compatible, but in the case of the author, "Liza's Atelier", "Microsoft Flight Simulator", and "Forza Horizon 5" are not compatible, so it is regrettable.So, I'm thinking of trying to eliminate games with local (PS Remote Play, Steam Link) and cloud (GeForce Now).