StreamMyGame: juega juegos de PC remotamente en una PS3 (con linux)

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StreamMyGame launches Linux player, Play PC games on your PS3

PRESS RELEASE: Press Release 14th January 2008 London UK

StreamMyGame launches Linux player ; Play PC games on your PS3

StreamMyGame.com announced today the release of its free Linux Player, an application that enables you to play any PC game via a PlayStation 3 running Linux.

The free StreamMyGame Server enables PC games to be played remotely by converting the game's video and audio into a Game Stream and sending it over a home network to a second computer where you can view and play the game with the free StreamMyGame Player. The second computer can be a PC, laptop, PS3 or Linux device. The game can be played on the second computer without any lag and the second computer does not need to have the game installed.

The StreamMyGame Server is compatible with Windows XP, Vista and all computer games based on Microsoft's DirectX8, DirectX9, DirectX10 including the latest games such as PES 2008 and Crysis and OpenGL standards.

The StreamMyGame Player is compatible with Windows XP, Vista and Linux with resolutions up to Super HDTV 3200 x 2400. Compatible Linux installations include Ubuntu and Yellow Dog Linux, recommended by Sony for the PS3.

"Playing the latest PC game on the PS3 is now a reality at HD resolution and fast frame-rates," said Richard Faria CEO. "I have a PS3 in my living room and PC in my office and my two kids both have old PCs in their bedrooms," he said. "Now we can play games anywhere around the home. StreamMyGame's technology networks the power of a main PC so it can be used to play high end games on other PCs, PS3s and Linux devices".

StreamMyGame will extend its services in March 2008 to enable games to be played remotely over broadband networks that have sufficient capacity such as Verizon's FiOS, Comcast's Wideband and British Telecom's FTTP. Publishers will be able to use StreamMyGame to establish Pay-for-Play services to existing PCs, PS3s and STBs.

"We believe our new Linux player will enable many new devices to connect to the StreamMyGame service. We would like to see STBs and DMAs using our technology and we have already begun development for mobile OS such as Windows Mobile and Android," said Richard.

StreamMyGame ia available free by simply registering at http://www.StreamMyGame.com


Basicamente es un programa que envia la señal de audio y video a la consola, permitiendo ejecutar remotamente cualquier juego compatible con Windows XP, Vista y linux (incluidos los directx8,9,10) en la PS3

Si alguien lo prueba, que postee impresiones

Link a video demostrativo jugando al Crysis (youtube)
Bueeeeeno, todo lo nuevo es bienvenido pero la verdad es que no se porque alguien va a querer jugar de esa manera si tiene un pc capaz de mover juegos a 1080 y mas cuando las teles tft vienen ya sobradamente preparadas para conectar el ordenador.

Ojo, no critico al autor del post eh?? jajaja, es bueno saber todo lo que va saliendo, pero a mi el programa me parece un poco raro no?.
Sinceramente yo tambien lo encuentro un poco... chorra, ya que los juegos seguiran rulando igual de mal (o bien) que en nuestros PCs.
Yo le veo bastante logica, aunque sin aplicarselo a la ps3.

Me explico, si no me equivoco veo esta idea orientada imaginemos a una especie de xbox live , con su pago mensual etc etc , que te daria aceso a un numero x de juegos en tu ordenador que posiblemente tu ordenador no pueda mover. (No todo el mundo tiene un maquinon, y con este sistema en casi cualquier pc podria mover juegazos )

Asi pues tambien tendria la gracia de autenticos juegos multiplataforma , hasta una wii podria mover un cod4 como dios manda ya que lo que recibiriamos solo seria audio y video.

En general le veo barreras tecnologicas a hacer algo así ( velocidad de conexión... hard que tendrian que tener los servidores) pero nada insalvable en unos años...

Me parece una buena idea, y yo compraría acciones de la empresa esta...


PD: ¿ Esto no deberia estar en Juegos o General ?
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