We've got Ouya for the home, but what about serious gaming on the go? Nvidia wants to beat Sony and Nintendo at their own game with the Android-powered Tegra 4-packing Shield. But will you really buy it for about £240ish, or the price of a Nexus 4? Read More >>
Featured comment by FRISH:
"Not only a handheld, but an android one. I just don't get the point, you can buy a ps3/360/wii u although obviously not portable, a 3ds xl, or a vita ..." More »
Nvidia's Project Shield is a curious little device, attempting to toss its hat into a bunch of rings at once. It's taking shots at handheld gaming, console gaming, tablets, and phones. For the most part, it's holding under the strain, but it's hard to imagine going out of your way to use it versus any of those things it's trying to replace. It's definitely passable and frequently good at emulating PC and console gaming, but it's just a little to busy to be a perfect copy. Read More >>
Featured comment by Vedder:
"My 'Man' sized hands have never had a problem with the Dualshock layout.
They ain't making it just for you mate. ;o)" More »
Before today, Nvidia made parts to put inside gadgets other people build. Today, it has its own gaming device: a Tegra 4-powered handheld system with both an integrated controller and screen. Read More >>
Featured comment by FRISH:
"You do realise you are making my point more valid by saying that... Being respectful isn't hard to do, whether it's the internet or not." More »
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