Why? Anyone shocked this is where things have ended up with the platform were either in denial over the information leading up to launch or just weren't paying attention. It's been nothing but red flags
Stadia has officially gone 40 days without a new game announcement/release, feature update, or real community update. It has been out for 69 days.
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Why? Anyone shocked this is where things have ended up with the platform were either in denial over the information leading up to launch or just weren't paying attention. It's been nothing but red flags
Meanwhile I was on a hardwired gigabit connection each time that is absolutely rock-solid. Just goes to show the infrastructure is not ready and won't be for ages, if ever.
Honestly, I would rather have radio silence than confirmation that they don't have anything to talk about.
I feel a little bad for this, but I'm glad its not getting support; streaming video games, especially with *exclusives* tied to such a streaming service, is such a terrible idea and could negatively impact the industry in ways that make games cease to exist. I'd honestly be delighted if Stadia didn't last.
Streaming itself isn't a horrible idea in the sense of giving people with lower end systems or a lack of space an easier way to access games, but once exclusives get into a mix its just....awful.
Streaming itself isn't a horrible idea in the sense of giving people with lower end systems or a lack of space an easier way to access games, but once exclusives get into a mix its just....awful.
LOL...of all the topics that we might disagree with each other, nothing unites all of Resetera like bad Stadia news 😂
It's funny this topic was created today, because just last week, Google just canceled their whole Google Newsstand business and refunded any digital subscriptions you had there. Like no warning until a few days later, and just via a single email. Then I thought of Stadia and said "wow we really haven't heard anything in awhile"...
It's funny this topic was created today, because just last week, Google just canceled their whole Google Newsstand business and refunded any digital subscriptions you had there. Like no warning until a few days later, and just via a single email. Then I thought of Stadia and said "wow we really haven't heard anything in awhile"...
They had to of been trying to rush this out to be other companies to the cloud gaming space.
But just flopped hard out of the gate
But just flopped hard out of the gate
There was a lot of doom and gloom about "now it´s a big guys game" when we first knew that Google, Amazon and MS were investing in streaming gaming.
Was there an exclusivity deal in place? I really want to buy Samsho PC.
Honestly, Google should just go the Sega route and develop and publish games for other hardware.
I expected them to at least try for like a full month. I guess only a fool trusts google in 2020
I hope they can turn it around somehow, even if it's only for the hundreds of talented people working in their studios.
but it's gonna be tough
but it's gonna be tough
They literally announced a week and a half ago a roadmap on when features such as 4k on pc were coming as well as 120+ games on track so far for this year. People just really want the service to die here. I mean google should definitely step up the communication but people here are rather ridiculous over wanting to see this service die. I'm having flashbacks from when Oculus and Vive released in 2016 and every other thread in the old place was calling for the death of VR.
It did at launch. No one really talks about it. It's called Gylt.
Edit: Although, it might be timed exclusive?
Just saw it come across my news feed so figured I'd post it, so when they take it out is it like PS+ where if you've claimed it you can still play it or can you only play while it's available
Yep, the writing is on the wall.
Streaming might be the future, but Stadia likely won't be.
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You know this stuff comes from Stadia Reddit right? Nothing "here" that wants it to die.
Didn't they just announce 120 games including 10 exclusives coming to Stadia this year? Although I realise that still pales in comparison to other platforms.
Are these games free (*) with the premium subscription, or do they need to be purchased separately? If the latter, what are the free monthly games since Destiny?
While it'll probably end up dead ultimately, they're still hiring like crazy for it. There will be more coming.
120 games coming with ten games launching first on Stadia in 2020, January is almost over, yet we know none of them.
Worse image quality than X1X, lag, and full priced games that you aren't confident you'll keep for long.
What could go wrong?
The future of streaming is all you can eat, not game purchasing.
What could go wrong?
The future of streaming is all you can eat, not game purchasing.
They've cycled through the two tomb raider games as free, and I think one or two more
I think Gylt is a timed exclusive, although yeah, it's difficult to say at this point.