According to the blog post written by Brian Burke over at Nvidia's official blog, the new public release of a new Shield Hub beta, GRID has become the first game-streaming service that offers game streaming at 1080p60.

Currently Nvidia has more than 35 games in the GRID game library that support 1080p60 streaming and these include some good titles like Batman: Arkham Origins, Devil May Cry 4 and Dirt 3 Complete Edition. While streaming movies at 1080p is not a big problem due to buffering, gameplay is a bit harder as this where buffer does not work and it is all about the response time and latency.

According to the blog post, Nvidia spent years in perfecting cloud gaming and is now the first company to stream game at 1080p60.

The new Shield Hub beta can be accessed right now by following the instructions, or you can wait for the official release which is scheduled for end of May.

In addition to releasing the new beta version of the Shield Hub app, Nvidia has also brought two new data centers online, one covering the southwestern United States and the other, which is expected to go online later this month, will provide service in Central Europe. These two new data centers will offer lower latency and better streaming experience in those two regions and will join Nvidia's currently live six data centers offering GRID in 20 countries.

Unfortunately, we did not yet try the new Shield Hub beta app yet but we will try our best to check it out in the next few days.