 Linus Tech Tips coverage of PAX 2013 is brought to you by Western Digital, Intel and SteelSeries. So guys we're here in the hall of Nvidia PCs where we've got a bunch of games that they're showcasing. A lot of these are current games so technologies like TXAA, PhysX, 3D Vision, all that stuff is being shown off here. So there's Splinter Cell Blacklist, there's Hawken, there's XCOM The Bureau, a whole bunch of really cool stuff. I heard a little bird tell me that there might be something to do with Batman Arkham Origins. You know, I don't know, something about that sort of later on in the show. So guys stay tuned for that because much like the previous Batmans, I'm expecting this one to feature pretty much the entire slew of Nvidia gaming technologies. So lo and behold, Nvidia Shield. So we've got Dishonored, Borderlands 2, Batman Arkham City and Elder Scrolls V Skyrim all being streamed to Shield gamers who are here demoing the device for the first time. So there's a whole bunch of Falcon Northwest gaming machines powering these and then the routers are obviously hidden. But here maybe we can get one of these gamers to give us their impressions. I'm blindsiding you here, man. How's the latency on this? Uh, latency? What does that mean? Uh, the latency would refer to like, do you feel like you're playing wirelessly off of another device or does it just feel like you're playing on it? Uh, well I feel like I'm just playing on it. Well, because it just connects to the monitor, it's just on console. So it's really cool, the graphics are great, especially when you put it on the TV it looks almost the same. There's no like, pixel distortion or anything compared to that. Fantastic. So there you go, guys. If you had no idea that was coming, that was definitely spur of the moment. I'm personally, since I already have a Shield, more interested in these Nvidia beanbag chairs. These things are awesome. Look at this. I definitely need to get my hands on a couple of these somehow. I mean, I think the coolest thing about that is that a completely non-technical person who doesn't even understand that it's not the Shield streaming to the TV or the computer, it's the other way around. He has no idea that it's just like wirelessly beaming an H.264 encoded video stream to the Shield itself is phenomenally cool because it speaks to the seamlessness of the experience. I mean, us nerds are gonna benchmark it and we're gonna measure the latency and we're gonna do this and we're gonna do that. But when it comes to an actual gamer sitting in a beanbag chair enjoying the game, that's the experience. Very cool. So we're chilling on the couch with Brett from Nvidia. It looks like the very robust Wi-Fi solution that's built into Shield is capable of doing more than just streaming games from your PC. So what have you got running here right now? This is Skiing Fred. This is one of our titles we have on Tech-er Zone. So we're actually showing here on Shield, Skiing Fred being wirelessly streamed to this TV over here. The only core that I have on this device is just for power. It's streaming to that dongle over there over Wi-Fi direct over Miracast technology. So as you can see, I can take my Shield on the go, come home, quickly throw this up with a touch of a button up onto the screen and play all my favorite Android games, watch movies, Netflix, everything onto the TV. So using Wi-Fi, basically the idea is now you can play PC games on this or you can play Android games on that and the whole thing just is... Exactly. It's an all-in-one entertainment console. Nobody knows what anything does anymore. It all kind of does everything. It's absolutely crazy. So thank you very much for showing us this, checking this out. Guys, don't miss any of our Pax Prime 2013 coverage. Huge thanks to our sponsors, Western Digital, Intel, and SteelSeries for allowing us to be here. And thanks again for showing us this. No problem. Thanks.