{"schema":"hottub-news/story/v1","story":"st_ypza7m3uiuaenjtieifq","title":"My phone ran Skyrim at 60 fps, and it wasn’t even streaming","title_en":null,"outlets":1,"brief":null,"page":"https://hottub.news/stories/my-phone-ran-skyrim-at-60-fps-and-it-wasnt-even-streaming-ypza7m3uiu","count":1,"items":[{"id":"n_ypza7m3uiuaenjtieifq","seq":1362954,"kind":"article","title":"My phone ran Skyrim at 60 fps, and it wasn’t even streaming","url":"https://www.pcworld.com/article/3164479/my-phone-ran-skyrim-at-60-fps-and-it-wasnt-even-streaming.html","summary":"Your phone can play games. You already know this if you’ve perused an app store in the last 15 years, or seen the absolute dregs of YouTube advertising. But did you know that your phone can play PC games? And I don’t mean an emulated build of Age of Empires that looked old even running on Windows XP. I mean new Steam games, downloaded from your own Steam account, played right on your phone. This is a super-cool development, using a lot of the same tech that makes the…","published":"2026-10-02T13:00:00Z","seen":"2026-10-02T14:19:59Z","lang":"en","source":{"id":"kite-pcworld-com-11ecbd","name":"pcworld.com","domain":"pcworld.com","outlet":{"wikidata":"Q707291","name":"PC World","type":"magazine","designations":["magazine","online magazine","review site","website"]}},"via":"kite-pcworld-com-11ecbd","topics":["microsoft","android, gaming"],"entities":[{"id":"Q323862","name":"The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim","type":"other"}],"image":"https://www.pcworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/3164479-0-82448100-1790946717-image_dd1a85.png","story":"st_ypza7m3uiuaenjtieifq","category":"science-technology","category_p":0.8700000047683716,"sentiment":"neutral","tone":-0.3799999952316284,"political":0.009999999776482582}]}