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StreamMyGame is a software-only game streaming solution that enables Microsoft Windows-based games and applications to be played remotely on Windows and Linux devices. It was first released on 26 October 2007 as Windows-only software.^[1][2] On 14 January 2008 StreamMyGame launched a Linux version of its player. This new version made it possible to use a PlayStation 3 running Linux to remotely play Windows games.^[3][4] On the 3 June 2008 Sean Maloney, Intel Corporation Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing demonstrated StreamMyGame at Computex 08 over a WiMAX connection using an Intel Mobile Internet Device to view and play the game Crysis.^[5][6] On 17 July 2008 StreamMyGame announced that its Player was compatible with Intel's Atom range of processors and devices including Asus's EeePC netbook.^[7] In addition to streaming games over a local network, StreamMyGame can be used over broadband networks however these broadband connections require a minimum upload speed of 2 Mbit/s.

Architecture[edit]

Members of StreamMyGames website can download and install a Server and Player application. The Server has to be installed on the same computer on which the games are installed. The Server automatically searches the user's hard drive for known games and uploads links to these games onto the StreamMyGame website. The Server is compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7. The Player is installed on the computer or device on which the game is to be played and is compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 along with Ubuntu, Fedora, Red Hat, Xandros, Debian and Yellow Dog Linux. Both Server and Player software require continuous internet access. In addition to streaming games StreamMyGame enables its members to record games to a video file that can be uploaded to sites such as YouTube.

Game streaming service[edit]

About StreamMyGame The free StreamMyGame Server enables PC games and applications to be used remotely by converting their video and audio into a Stream and sending it over a home network or broadband to a second computer where it can view and played with the free StreamMyGame Player. The second computer can be a PC, laptop, PS3 or Linux device.

Members select a game they want to play on the StreamMyGame website, the website sends an encrypted message to the Server, the Server starts the game and captures its video and audio. The captured video and audio is sent to a Player via Real Time Streaming Protocol and displayed. The Player captures keyboard and mouse commands and sends these back to the Server where they are used to control the game.

Community[edit]

StreamMyGame enables its members to interact via a bespoke Web 2.0 website that includes messaging, chat, forums and groups. Members can use group permissions to enable other members to share the use of their games. StreamMyGame's forums are predominantly used by its members to publish performance details of StreamMyGame when used with new and existing games.

See also[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^Gibbon, David. 'PS3 to allow PC games to run on it'. www.digitalspy.com. Retrieved 2010-04-05.
2. ^Klaß, Christian. 'StreamMyGame - Spiele über das Netzwerk streamen'. www.golem.de. Retrieved 2010-04-05.
3. ^Chan, Leo. 'Play DirectX10 PC games on PS3 over network or internet?'. www.neoseeker.com. Retrieved 2010-04-05.
4. ^Walker, David. 'Want to Play Crysis on Your PS3? Using StreamMyGame, You Can'. www.ehomeupgrade.com. Retrieved 2010-04-05.
5. ^Maloney, Sean. 'Keynote for the 2008 Computex Show in Taipei, Taiwan'. www.intel.com. Archived from the original on April 21, 2009. Retrieved 2010-04-05.
6. ^Hartley, Adam. 'Computex 08: Play latest PC games on the move'. www.techradar.com. Retrieved 2010-04-05.
7. ^Lowensohn, Josh. 'Stream big games to little computers with StreamMyGame'. www.cnet.com. Retrieved 2010-04-05.

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First off can it be done? Yes, resoundingly, yes…

The information provided online is a bit hit and miss with changes made by Sony and with each firmware update over the years, but to this day – it is still possible to run pc games on PS3s. I’ve written this to clear up what can and cannot be done with the PS3s hardware.

The 2 ways to run PC games on your PS3.

The first is by streaming the game from your PC to your PS3 – which obviously requires you own both systems and have them running simultaneously.

The second is by installing Linux onto your PS3 which will allow you to play veryolder PC games on it. The Linux feature was removed by Sony a few years ago but with a little know-how, it’s easy to still do this.

Streaming

edit (01/01/2018): StreamMyGame’s website is currently unavailable.

A company called StreamMyGame has created software that allows you to send both the audio and video from your PC to your PS3 in real time! And as this software is slowly going multi-platform, it creates some great opportunities for a variety of devices. For example, you can have the latest release playing on your high spec PC in the living room, while you play it from your laptop in bed.

The same idea works with your PS3. Play your games from the comfort of sofa, while your PC does all the graphical processing work in another room. It’s a convenient way of wirelessly playing games from anywhere in your home.

I currently have my PC plugged directly into my TV for convenience but it annoys my wife to no ends and I may need to start streaming in the near future.

Play PC Games on PS3: Linux Installation

Installing Linux on your PS3 is the other alternative which is much cheaper to do as you don’t need to own a gaming PC as well. When the PS3 was first released, it supported alternative OS’s straight out of the box and it was fairly simple to do a quick Linux install. Sony later removed this feature which outraged the gaming community.

The only way to play pc games on your ps3 now is to use complicated software to modify your PS3 and allow you to add new features. Luckily, there will always be someone out there that can overcome these sort of obstacles and simplify the process.

With this bit of software, you’ll not only be able to run linux but also play copies of your games (preventing scratches to your originals), play MKV files natively and mod some games.

With Linux installed, you’ll be able to use a keyboard and mouse on your PS3, install Windows, run apps like Microsoft Office and even install emulators like the SNES and SEGA emulators, for example. Your options are unlimited and can give a new lease of life to your aging PS3.

This bit of software is currently only available here.

So there you have it:

The only 2 ways to play PC games on your PS3, I hope this clears up some of the misconceptions that people have over what can and cannot be done.