Galaxy Hub 20 Supported Games [TOP]

In order to truly utilize the Samsung Gaming Hub and in order to play games within the experience you will need to utilize a game controller that supports bluetooth. The most popular controllers that are available in the market are supported by the service. Once you pair your bluetooth controller with the TV you can navigate the hub with your controller and also play games. The service also supports voice, if the individual game streaming provider supports voice. In this case you can also pair our headset. You can browse the service with a TV remote, but not play games.

Galaxy Hub | 20 Supported Games

Samsung is relaunching Galaxy Store as the place for casual and hardcore gamers alike to discover exciting gaming experiences and take advantage of unique benefits for Galaxy users. With its curated selection of the best games and gaming perks, Galaxy Store helps you get more and game more.

The Galaxy S20 lineup introduced a faster refresh rate to Samsung phones, delivering smoother scrolling as well as better visuals, especially for games and movies. But it was a feature you had to manually adjust. With the Note 20 Ultra, the refresh rate automatically adjusts based on what content is on screen, which should save on battery life.

I also tried the Dead Trigger 2 games, which is one of the titles optimized for the 120Hz panel. As I ran around shooting zombies and navigating dark corridors the game looked smooth and felt extremely responsive.

The fun really starts when you start running Android apps on your laptop. I tried a few games, including Asphalt 9, which ran smoother here than it did over DeX mode. The keyboard controls actually worked well, though you can also use your laptop's touchscreen.

Google's highly anticipated cloud gaming service is out, and it will soon make its way to the S20. Stadia, as it's called, renders games on Google's servers and streams them to your mobile device, Chrome browser, or Chromecast. So far, only Google Pixel phones are supported, but the next phone getting Stadia access will be the S20.

But let's say you can't wait to play console games on the go. In 2019, Samsung introduced PlayGalaxy Link, an app that lets you stream your PC games to your phone on either Wi-Fi or cellular data. Your PC renders your game and streams it over the web (think Google Stadia, but with your own PC). This service is completely free, and it will be available to the S20 on day one.

While picture quality is essential in games, sound quality is a close second. The S20's speakers will deliver louder, more crisp audio than other phones simply because there are two of them. One speaker is in the earpiece, the other is on the bottom edge, so you're less likely to block both while gaming in landscape.

These speakers also support Dolby Atmos for louder audio and support its gaming mode, which opens Dolby Atmos' directional sound to games. This mode also amplifies lower volume sounds (like footsteps), allowing you to hear your opponent's movements so you can get the jump on them.

The GameDriver app allows Samsung to issue hardware driver updates and bug fixes to its smartphones (directly via Play Store) without the need to release a full-fledged firmware update in case something goes wrong. The company can also release performance and stability improvements for supported games.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 is the first mainstream Android phone to feature an (optional) 120Hz display refresh rate mode, following the Asus ROG Phone II and its fellow gaming devices on the heels. That makes the Galaxy S20's interface extra smooth, but dedicated 120fps content utilizing the new capabilities is still few and far between. The best way to push the display to its limit is by testing some games, and we've got you covered with a selection of more than 200 high frame rate titles we're currently aware of.

We haven't personally verified that every game on this list works with Samsung's 120Hz display, but we know that these games run great on other phones equipped with high refresh rate screens. That's why they'll most likely go up to 120fps on the Galaxy S20, too, unless developers have specifically whitelisted competing handsets. Luckily, Samsung has at least confirmed a few titles with us, so if you want to be 100% sure the game you're playing utilizes the screen to its fullest, pick one from this shortlist:

The Pause USB Power Delivery feature works only while playing games. It works through the Game Booster plugin for the Game Launcher app on Samsung phones. It is now available via Game Booster on many older high-end and some mid-range Galaxy smartphones like the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, Galaxy S22 Ultra, Galaxy A73, Galaxy Z Flip 4, and the Galaxy Z Fold 4, in addition to the Galaxy S23 series.

Qi inductive charging is supported as well as the ability to charge other Qi-compatible device from the Note 20's own battery power, which is branded as "Samsung PowerShare"; wired charging is supported over USB-C at up to 25 W.

Samsung has partnered with Xbox to offer Xbox games on the Note 20. In certain markets[vague], the Galaxy Note 20 has been offered with three months of free Xbox game pass along with an Xbox game pad; Xbox games will be playable from the phone to the TV.[31] More than 90 Xbox games are playable on the Note 20.[32]

This is done through a special Xbox Game Pass app that is unique to the Note 20, which allows for seamless streaming of Xbox games to the phone as well as allowing for in-game purchases to be made on the Note 20.

Otherwise, the panel is gorgeous. It is bright enough to offer great legibility under harsh sunlight. The colors are punchy, blacks are deep and whites are bright. Viewing angles are good too. No matter what content you are viewing on the screen, be it movies or games or simply scrolling through Instagram timeline, the display is a pleasure to look at.

The gaming experience has also been good. You do not get any special gaming mode, but Samsung has included Game Launcher where all your installed games are in one place. It shows you the list of games, the total playtime, and for how long you played it daily. There are some web instant games too that you can play, just that you need the internet to play them. Samsung has also included a game booster and Discord integration. My only problem here is that it would have been better if there was a gaming mode to block notifications and calls while gaming, and other features like 4D vibrations, which would have made the experience even better.

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