Samsung is increasing the announcements for CES 2022, and it may appeal to gamers addicted to cloud gaming.
Cloud gaming has been booming in recent years, especially with the rise in popularity of some cloud gaming services such as Xbox Cloud Gaming, Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce Now. These last two, Samsung finally welcomes them on its smart TV in a native way, and the announcement on the occasion of CES 2022, the largest technological fair currently taking place in Las Vegas.
During the presentation of its new screens, integrating the The Frame, Micro LED and Neo QLED ranges, Samsung took the opportunity to specify that cloud gaming services would join the services offered on some of its ranges in 2022, the list of which is no. has yet to be disclosed. These will be present in a brand new Smart Hub, which will also contain a section dedicated to NFTs.
” The Samsung Gaming Hub will make it easier for gamers to discover and play the games they love faster with game streaming services. Gamers will have access to a vast library of games thanks to Samsung’s partnerships with industry leaders – NVIDIA GeForce Now, Stadia and Utomik – and that’s just the start. “
An announcement still too mysterious
If we do not yet know on which smart TVs we will be able to connect to our Stadia and GeForce Now accounts, this is reminiscent that the Google platform is also available on some LG brand TVs, and has been for a few years now. weeks. Samsung is therefore following in the footsteps of its competitor, and even promises to increase its offer in the future. It remains to be seen which services will be affected by this expansion.
Another point that remains unresolved for the moment is the resolution that will be available in-game. While it seems unlikely that GeForce Now will benefit from 4K, which is reserved for Shield TVs, Google Stadia may well benefit from this high resolution when it is released on Samsung smart TVs.
