Samsung at Ces 2022 unveils Gaming Hub details

On the occasion of the Ces in Las Vegas – Consumer Electronics Show – Samsung Electronics has unveiled the details of the Samsung Gaming Hub. Based on Tizen, the Samsung Gaming Hub service is a new streaming platform for game discovery that combines hardware and software to offer attendees a seamlessly integrated experience. Samsung has also announced several partnerships with leading game streaming services – Nvidia GeForce Now, Stadia, Utomik and more are planned in the future – with the aim of making their entire game libraries available within the Gaming Hub. . The new platform will be available globally later this year for a selection of Samsung Smart TV 2022 models. “Our Samsung Smart TVs are the ultimate entertainment destination for all users, regardless of generation, interests and viewing preferences,” said Won-Jin Lee, Corporate President of Samsung Electronics. “We know that the popularity of gaming continues to grow among our customers, and for this reason, we have combined our leadership in Smart TV and advanced gaming software, so that users can more easily and quickly immerse themselves in the games they love more. We have developed the Samsung Gaming Hub solution with our incredible partners for the benefit of all gamers and we plan to continue our collaboration to further grow the ecosystem. ”Samsung Gaming Hub was created to support the gaming ecosystem and is the result of the company’s long tradition of offering incredible hardware and software solutions for ever better gaming experiences. The new Samsung Gaming Hub will allow gamers to immerse themselves in their favorite games faster thanks to game streaming services such as NVIDIA GeForce NOW, Stadia and Utomik, and more planned for the future. Attendees will have access to an extensive library of games, available on a selection of Samsung Smart TV 2022 models that will allow them to make the most of Tizen-based hardware. “We are thrilled to introduce the Utomik service to cloud gaming with a great partnership with Samsung, ”said Doki Tops, General Manager and founder of Utomik. “It is the first stage of Utomik’s journey in hybrid gaming, which allows participants to play on any device and seamlessly switch to other devices, thanks to our smart download technology or cloud gaming capabilities depending on the device and context. During CES, Samsung unveiled initial details regarding the technology and games that will be offered through the Samsung Gaming Hub: Access to a wide range of titles. Instantly join your favorite games or discover new games with easy access to the most popular game streaming services and console games on a single screen. In this first phase, the partners include Nvidia GeForce Now, Stadia and Utomik, but that’s just the beginning; the entire gaming universe brought together in a single solution – from game streaming to the game community. Easy access to YouTube games to follow your favorite streamers. Ability to continue using your personal controller and connect your favorite controller to Samsung Gaming Hub, for a seamless experience. Explore, research and purchase new games within the Samsung Gaming Hub, with an ecosystem built from the ground up to ensure that gamers can play their most loved titles faster; Cutting-edge game streaming integrated into a premium experience. Samsung’s best Smart TVs combine the latest in game streaming technology with intelligent technical innovations for picture and sound quality, creating a better gaming experience. High-performance cloud gaming takes the gaming experience on Samsung TVs to an unprecedented level. Console-like performance with no download required, no commitment to valuable resources like memory space, and no latency. With launch later this year, access to Samsung Gaming Hub will be possible through the new Smart Hub 2002 through the navigation menu in the various categories Gaming, Media, Lifestyle. By selecting the game icon, the user will be transported directly to an immersive gaming experience through the entry screen in Samsung Gaming Hub.