I tured a TV device into a possable ULTIMATE gaming machine too. The Nvidia Shield supports streaming in up to 4K resolution, providing crisp and clear image quality. I even setup Emulation Station on there as well, every classic system from the Atari 2600 all the way to the WII (5200, 7800, Sega MASTER, Gensis, NES, SNES, N64, Wii is just some of them) that is all playable with a 360 controller OR the orignal controller. It has a great interface that can be even controlled via remote, you can add even non-steam games to it and with a app called RELAUNCH 2.0, It even shows up in Media Center, In Media Center, I browse to steam, select my game (all with a remote control) and then pop out my Xbox 360 controller (that I use JUST FOR THE HTPC) and play away, Nvidia Shield Steam Link, NVIDIA SHIELD Streaming Media Player, Android TV Pro 4K, NVIDIA SHIELD Android TV 8GB 4K HDR Streaming Media Player with Google. It's a decent machine even with a GTX1050 ti video card in it. For those still using GameStream, Nvidia recommends using Steam Link which supports streaming in up to 4K (and works on other Android TV devices too), as well as its own GeForce Now cloud gaming.
It’s so closely tied to GameStream that the software uses the same protocol used by Shield devices.
Enter Moonlight: an open-source version of GameStream. But there are other options that, arguably, feel more like the classic GameStream experience you know and love. I still use Windows Media Center as a dedicated HTPC, it does movies (all in HD with HD audio soundtracks), recorded TV off cable, music, and even streaming services (Youtube, Netflix and Amazon), even in full 4K. NVIDIA recommends Steam Link, and its worth considering.
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