NVIDIA Shows off Borderlands 2 in Their First Installment of Project Shield PC Mondays
Instead of feeding us consumers with any information that we actually care about: price, availability, etc., NVIDIA continues to show us video demos of what Project Shield is capable of.
In a new feature entitled Project Shield PC Mondays, NVIDIA plans to redefine what it means to be AFK by showing us Project Shield’s ability to stream high-end PC games to our Android-powered device.
While quite impressive, I’m guessing your ass won’t be budging from the computer chair that sits in front of a $2,000+ setup. I guess if you have to use the bathroom or insist on laying on the couch, you’ll want to take Borderlands 2 with you, but I’m guessing this won’t happen often.
If I can take Borderlands 2 with me on a road trip then I’ll be impressed.
Regardless, I’m very excited about Project Shield, I’m just fearful that pricing will bring my excitement crashing down to reality.
Here’s the demo of Borderlands 2 if you didn’t already know what was possible with Project Shield. Now how about some pricing?
http://youtu.be/UF7V3h24w38
Source: NVIDIA
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