Samsung to launch a cloud-based gaming platform for its Smart TVs

Samsung to launch a cloud-based gaming platform for its Smart TVs

Details about this new bet of the South Korean company are still scarce.

Samsung to launch cloud gaming platform for its Smart TVs

Services such as Stadia, Xbox Cloud Gaming or GeForce Now have come to change the industry in one way or another, as much as to motivate the entry into the sector of new entrants. In this regard, today we have learned of the upcoming launch of a new cloud gaming platform for the Samsung Smart TVs. Details about the service are rather scarce, if not nil, but they do confirm the South Korean company’s intention to fully touch this sector.

No concrete plans have been detailed on Samsung’s bet.“For diversify your game selection on Samsung Smart TVs, we are developing a new cloud gaming platform. This means you will soon be able to enjoy games without buying high-end hardware and developers will be able to easily apply the immersive Samsung Smart TV experience to new games,” Yongjae Kim, software development at Samsung, confirmed at a press conference.

“We are currently working on a cloud gaming platform with the goal of enabling users to dosfritar of the latest games on their Tizen Smart TV, all Without consoles or expensive graphics cards.“, they add on their official website, stating that they are working closely with their current partners.

Samsung to launch cloud gaming platform for its Smart TVs

The announcement complements the South Korean firm’s commitment to HDR10+, “capable of delivering the best and most realistic viewing experience across many screens.” “Playing in HDR10+ is a dream come true for gamers and developers. It automatically sets the TV to a low-latency, HDR-calibrated mode that delivers a crisp image, just as developers intended – even at 4K and 120 Hz!” he adds, citing users to upcoming events.

Going back to the cloud gaming platform, this will be limited to the Samsung-manufactured smart TVs running Tizen.a Linux-based operating system created in collaboration with developers and open source communities. We will have to wait for future meetings with the South Korean company to learn more about its plans for this sector, and if that means betting on exclusive developments.

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