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DOOM Eternal announced for Google Stadia; 4K w/ HDR @ 60fps
- Thread starter vestan
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Now you too can enjoy a high-speed twitch based FPS with stream-enduced movement lag and delay!
"Yeah Boiiiiiiiiiiii!"
"Yeah Boiiiiiiiiiiii!"
I have 360 download 70 upload and I think PSNow streaming is absolutely horrendous. My faith in game streaming is rock bottom for the next 10-20 years at least.
Lmao, everything that ain't a large city will experience that greatness in the US too.
Internationally, this is rad
In the US, this will be far from the ideal way to play
Our infrastructure sucks, largely due to intentional throttling by ISPs
In the US, this will be far from the ideal way to play
Our infrastructure sucks, largely due to intentional throttling by ISPs
And even then its not guarenteed because not everyone in major cities has stable connections due to congestion.
Same.
Unless Google decides to roll out Google Fiber to every state in the lower 48, its only going to be a viable product for a few cities in america. At least most of the developed world likely has the infrastructure built to be able to enjoy this as intended.
I was under the impression that it wasn't speed that dictated how good a game felt. I don't really know much about streaming games, though.
I have 1000 up/down, and I have no interest in streaming games if I have a choice.
Yeah. I cant believe how this is going to take hold as of yet. Just seems too early for mass success unless at the market that they are targeting (hardcore gamers).
It might work if they were selling casual games, or only looking for very limited success in ultra-fast internet markets, but it doesn't seem like Google is going small on this one.
It will be interesting. I think there is a market for streaming games, just dont know how big it is yet.
Would the pending rollout of 5G help these types of services take off?
It might work if they were selling casual games, or only looking for very limited success in ultra-fast internet markets, but it doesn't seem like Google is going small on this one.
It will be interesting. I think there is a market for streaming games, just dont know how big it is yet.
Would the pending rollout of 5G help these types of services take off?
This.
I'm definitely paying attention, but something about this all seems too good to be true for everyone. For a company that talks about inclusion, it appears that they're forgetting they're not the only player in this game (no pun intended).
I was under the impression that it wasn't speed that dictated how good a game felt. I don't really know much about streaming games, though.
I have 1000 up/down, and I have no interest in streaming games if I have a choice.
i kinda hate you....
but on topic, there is NO WAY the internet speed doesnt affect the quality of the stream
I have 100Mbps Fiber through AT&T and I still have issues with Youtube from time to time. I hope this is great but it's a "put up or shut up" situation.
Or I could buy an Xbox Scarlet/PS5 and get the same performance without the concern of relying on stable internet.
I guess they can fast forward Google Fiber and include a console with the service.
Your Internet sucks guys.
I live on a 3rd world country. I have 100MBs down on an unlimited plan.
Definitely interested in trying this. I have a 1080 in my PC, but that certainly won't be enough to play this in 4k/60. I'll be curious to see how it feels.
Hopefully my 100mbps connection will suffice and not have too much latency.
Hopefully my 100mbps connection will suffice and not have too much latency.
That ran at like 20fps though, unless there was a setting I was missing.
These are going to be the new "port beg" posts of Stadia game threads lolol
and yeah my connection is NOT going to handle this shit either. lol
I would definitely say it was a setting. I was getting 60 fps with very little lag, even when I tested it on a cheap HP G5 Chromebook.
PSNOW is the worst fucking thing you can think of to judge cloud gaming on.
Google, Nvidia, and now Valve are doing it with little to no perceptible lag. I've tried it myself, it's not hot air.
...of course, you need to hit the minimum internet requirements...
Maybe in Europe and East Asia, but for the rest of the world this sucks, lol.
...thats what the tweet is saying? Are you agreeing with him??