Nvidia's Cloud Gaming Service Now Available for Shield Devices

If your a PC gamer and your looking at getting yourself an Android tablet this holiday season you'd might want to take a look at the Nvidia Shield.

Nvidia have launched their GRID streaming services to all Shield owners. The streaming service allows you to play high-quality PC titles on your tablet, all by the power of the cloud. While It's nothing new as Nvidia have allow gamers to stream their PC titles to their Sheild for sometime it's now officially come out of beta and has it's own store front with 20 titles available to stream, including: Half-Life 2, Portal 2, Batman Arkham Series, Borderlands series and more. Nvidia also promises more to come so there will be something for everyone. 

If you don't know about the Nvidia Shield range they're powerful android devices created by Nvidia which are available as an 8" tablet or a 5" handheld. Both are powered by their own quad-core Tegra K1 chip which has 192-gpu cores, making it one of most powerful mobile processors on the market. 

Of course they're not just gaming devices, they're full fledged android devices with access to all Google services. And are one of first third-party devices to have the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop available. 

So if your in the market for a new tablet and want high-quality PC game streaming, you might just want to take a look into the Shield series from Nvidia.