Friday, April 3rd 2020

Amazon planning its own Cloud Gaming Service dubbed "Project Tempo"

In a report by the New York Times, plans by Amazon to launch a new cloud gaming product in the already crowded field were detailed. Dubbed "Project Tempo" the project has reportedly been in development for several months and at the cost of several hundred million dollars. Amazon hopes to develop new AAA games to accompany the launch of the service which will integrate with its popular game streaming platform Twitch.

The project is one of Amazon's largest investments in original entertainment since its founding, and places them in a prime position to compete with Google's Stadia, Microsoft's Project xCloud, NVIDIA's GeForce NOW and the countless other game streaming platforms. One advantage Amazon possesses is its vast network of data centers as part of Amazon Web Services which will play a significant role in ensuring the service achieves the minimal latency required for an optimal experience. Amazon's vice president for game services and studios has stated: "The big picture is about trying to take the best of Amazon and bringing it to games" in regards to the game making process. The first of Amazon's major game releases will be New World a fantasy MMO in May which will be followed by more games throughout the year, primarily targeting hardcore gamers.
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Source: New York Times
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54 Comments on Amazon planning its own Cloud Gaming Service dubbed "Project Tempo"

#51
R-T-B
Vya DomusI don't know, like I said, we're doing pretty damn good, the fact that sometimes the latency is in the single digits within the city suggests that I don't drop to copper.

Even if the medium is perfect, the routing will still take it's toll. Ironically, fiber is notorious for incurring quite a lot of latency when you need to route the signals.
Yeah, I will cave there as you probably are correct. I wasn't thinking of routing, only link latency numbers I learned in my CCNA days. Anyhow, thats a prime example of theoretical vs real world, isn't it?
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lexluthermiesterYes, here's one effect and it goes like this: Who's games I'm NOT playing?...
You and me both. But I think we established this before, didn't we?
Anyway, in the meantime, I've pretty much stopped playing at all.
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#53
remixedcat
holyprofI'm finished with them. Stopped playing StarCraft2 and World of Warcraft.
They wrecked the classic Warcraft loved by many, it was the first game I ever bought on CD. Now I can't play it!
Other "new" releases are StarCraft "Remastered", future Diablo "reforged".
No thanks. In 15 years turned from the most talented and customer-oriented game company to another money-grab scumbags.
So much fail from them. Diablo 3 was shit and buggy and was the last straw w me
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remixedcatSo much fail from them. Diablo 3 was shit and buggy and was the last straw w me
I have a feeling they're not after their 90s followers any longer ;)
Imho, CDPR is now what Blizzard once was.
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