They have demos setup, I'm sure we'll hear stuff in a few hours about how the experience is
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Google GDC 2019 Conference |OT| Floating on clouds
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Verizon DSL (literally the fastest internet offered in my rural-ass town)
Am I Stadia ready or what?
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Am I Stadia ready or what?
Yeah, that would have certainly been an amazing recipe for disaster.
I still have no idea what this is.
Will it stream PC, PS4, and Xbox games? If so, at what cost. If not, then you absolutely don't announce this without a solid roster of first party exclusives.
Will it stream PC, PS4, and Xbox games? If so, at what cost. If not, then you absolutely don't announce this without a solid roster of first party exclusives.
In the end it's really only something you can test yourself. Even the impressions of the journalists on the Showfloor won't necessarily be representative of what people can expect at home. I imagine Google will eventually offer some trial week or game so everyone can test it for themselves.
That was an hour of buzzwords.
The idea is great. The tech seems fantastic. In a few years, it might be something.
The idea is great. The tech seems fantastic. In a few years, it might be something.
That's what I thought was going to happen... What a missed opportunity lmao
Seriously. I'm so hyped for the potential for massively online Walt Disney World Quest Magical Racing Tour, and...crickets
Pretty much.
A lot of words.
The amount of devs taking advantage of any of that stuff is like 2%.
Based on their previous efforts... they will replace it with Stadiums in a couple of years, then kill off both services and start a Stadiux service after that. :D
(I may have had a couple of drinks, excuse the stupid posts)
Cool conference, some awesome sounding new tech. Some stuff in here that won't get a full head of steam until next year, but cool to see someone new get out ahead of the curve with new ideas.
Thanks for the predictable response Era, it's been fun!
Thanks for the predictable response Era, it's been fun!
Sounded like 4 songs rofl
But this time it seems like it works...well...hopefully
It's got Doom Eternal. And. Uh. Some kind Sportball thing on youtube.
I don't think many gamers are currently that interesting in this due to having existing devices already.
But they seem to be focusing on the Fortnite crowd anyways so this will likely to be a success of some sort. It all depends on the pricing.
But they seem to be focusing on the Fortnite crowd anyways so this will likely to be a success of some sort. It all depends on the pricing.
So do you buy games or rent games or rent sessions or what is the deal? No mention of that whatsoever. You're not going to just click "play game" on a youtube video and jump right in, somebody is getting paid first. So where does that happen?
They left a lot of other questions unanswered. I'm impressed by the ambition here, but not much else.
They left a lot of other questions unanswered. I'm impressed by the ambition here, but not much else.
I think they'll do a more consumer facing conference around E3. This was clearly for developers. Still, some really cool tech there. Will be interesting to see how MS and Sony counter.
If Stadia access was included with purchase of a local copy of the game from Steam etc. it could be a cool bonus, but I can't see myself ever paying 60 bucks just for a stream version.
This netflix and Spotify talk is just dumb. I own both of those and I can accept the lower quality for music and movies for the convience of streaming but I also expect it to piss me off with buffering once in a while. With games that would not be acceptable at al since both the others ones still is not that impacted by this. Any game outside of turn based ones that problem becomes a quite bigger than having to wait a few seconds for the stream to catch up.
He's right. Stadia didn't show any exclusive games or prices, haha
So basically...
Here get maybe hyped for this thing but no clue if you can run it or even use it at home. No costs or anything and no word on how much data will cost you.
The ISPs are freaking jumping in their money pools with the idea of this.
Here get maybe hyped for this thing but no clue if you can run it or even use it at home. No costs or anything and no word on how much data will cost you.
The ISPs are freaking jumping in their money pools with the idea of this.
It was the opposite of a MS conference or in other words: Barely any gameplay
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