Andrew Sampson, the developer of the Rainway app and Borderless Gaming, has shown the first gameplay of the streaming app running on Nintendo Switch.

　　The free Rainway app is designed to enable smooth streaming across a wireless network from a powerful computer. Thus it is possible to play PC games on other devices, such as the Nintendo Switch, simply by using a web browser (though Andrew Sampson would like to publish dedicated apps, if Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo allow him).

　　The first recordings of the Rainway app show that the developers are serious about it. For this occasion, Batman Arkham Knight was launched first. So far, everything was a bit jerky.

　　I'm working out some kinks, but here is Batman Arkham Knight running on the Nintendo Switch via @RainwayApp pic.twitter.com/SEQDfKeu9Y

　　— Andrew Sampson (@Andrewmd5) June 30, 2017

　　However, according to the developer, it is a matter of time before the game runs smoothly. The development of Rainway app for the web browser is currently much more advanced and it seems to run really smoothly.

　　Here is @RainwayApp running Batman Arkham Knight at 1080P 60FPS in a web browser. pic.twitter.com/PfCqJ6uOQs

　　— Andrew Sampson (@Andrewmd5) June 24, 2017

　　Below, you can also see for yourself an image of The Witcher 3 running on the Nintendo Switch via Rainway App.

　　The Witcher 3 running on the Nintendo Switch via @RainwayApp pic.twitter.com/5wYxmLJusK

　　— Andrew Sampson (@Andrewmd5) June 30, 2017

　　Then, he showcased Nier: Automata running via Rainway.

　　Super bonus round: NieR Automata gameplay on the Nintendo Switch via @RainwayApp pic.twitter.com/bl14MpnIaF

　　— Andrew Sampson (@Andrewmd5) June 30, 2017

　　Check out below also Undertale running on the console via the app.

　　Yeah sure here you go pic.twitter.com/M72cWkgTC2

　　— Andrew Sampson (@Andrewmd5) June 30, 2017

　　We are definitely curious about what else to expect. It will be particularly interesting to see whether the app would be allowed by Nintendo to be released on the Switch eShop.