NVIDIA showed a live demonstration of Batman: Arkham Origins which is the new entry in the Arkham Franchise which showcases the early days of Batman in Gotham City. When streaming off the PC to the NVIDIA Shield, the PC would render the image at 1080P but Shield would display the game at 720P. Today, at our The Way Its Meant to be Played press event in Montreal, Canada, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang outlined the company's vision for a connected gaming ecosystem, and at the center of this is a new streaming technology standard called NVIDIA GameStream. When SHIELD launched back in July, the ability to stream PC games from your GeForce GTX PC to SHIELD was lauded by critics, even though the feature was still in BETA. In addition to this, NVIDIA GameStream would also allow streaming games off of your GeForce PC to the Shield and your TV set in your living room for couch comfy gaming. NVIDA's GameStream technology would offer a seamless gaming experience by offering responsive and low-latency gaming to players. The NVIDIA GameStream technology was already demonstrated during the announcement of NVIDIA Shield at its presentation at the CES 2013 conference. NVIDIA ShadowPlay And GameStream Technology Announced At the GeForce event in Montreal, NVIDIA has announced their latest ShadowPlay and GameStream technology which allows users to capture gameplay at 1080P directly with your Kepler enabled graphic card while Game Stream would allow users to stream games across various devices such as 4K Displays in your living room, the hand-held NVIDIA Shield and streaming on any of these devices through GRID which is NVIDIA's Cloud gaming service.

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