Game Pass on Android | Stream Games to Your TV with Bluetooth Control
Edited By
Noah Rodriguez
A rising number of gamers are curious about using Game Pass Ultimate on Android devices to enjoy cloud gaming on their TVs. This new trend raises questions about performance issues and overall viability, especially for those without a console.
Many folks are eyeing the $20 monthly subscription as a way to access high-profile titles like Oblivion Remastered without the hefty price tag of a console. As one gamer noted, "I only own a Nintendo Switch and have played some cloud games on there before for $20 it seems like a great deal."
Streaming to TVs: What Users Are Saying
Players are exploring ways to stream mobile games directly to their TVs, creating excitement for those looking to enhance their gaming experience.
Streaming it on your phone and then streaming it to your TV? Will work but you might have a longer delay.
Key Considerations:
Input Lag: Users are concerned about potential delays when streaming from a phone to TV. Many suggest alternative methods like using a streaming device for a better experience.
Performance Limitations: Some noted that although streaming works, users might experience reduced frame rates and stutters, particularly in open-world settings. One user mentioned, "performance wise for Oblivion it will be 30fps with stutters in the open world."
Compatibility Issues: The Android device’s specs matter. An older device can still run the app, as it's primarily web-based, yet some games may perform better on newer hardware.
Yes, there will be some kinks to work out, but as long as the concept is there this seems pretty great, another player chimed in.
Key Insights for Gamers:
🟡 Many gamers are optimistic about using their phones and TVs for gaming.
🔴 Some express worries about input lags, particularly when streaming from mobile.
🔵 Older devices can still function but may limit performance.
💬 "I can’t imagine that playing on your phone and then streaming your phone's picture to your TV won’t add horrible input lag that makes the games unplayable."
With the console market pushing prices higher and more options emerging for mobile gaming, players are finding creative ways to enjoy console-quality experiences on a budget. As this trend continues to evolve, will it redefine how we think about gaming on mobile devices?
Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.