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Posted by Tabbykatze - Mon 15 Jun 2020 12:31
Wait, Stadia is still alive…?
Posted by philehidiot - Mon 15 Jun 2020 17:23
Tabbykatze
Wait, Stadia is still alive…?

I was just thinking there was more excitement and commenting on BT's new Openreach Turdband service….
Posted by Saracen999 - Mon 15 Jun 2020 20:58
I can get Stadia support on my new phone?

Wow.

Great.

Fantastic.

I'm so excited.

But …. what's Stadia? :D
Posted by Spud1 - Mon 15 Jun 2020 22:50
They could make it run on my watch, fridge, car or even the dog, and it still wouldn't matter.

Whilst it's a closed system, with expensive games and unacceptable latency issues, it's not going to work. Normally, you would forgive Google a commercial failure because the technology they are launching is new/innovative/existing/etc - but this doesn't fit into any of those cateogries.

Shame really! I'm all for progressing game streaming, but not when I need to re-purchase all my games to use the service.
Posted by cheesemp - Wed 17 Jun 2020 09:39
Spud1
They could make it run on my watch, fridge, car or even the dog, and it still wouldn't matter.

Whilst it's a closed system, with expensive games and unacceptable latency issues, it's not going to work. Normally, you would forgive Google a commercial failure because the technology they are launching is new/innovative/existing/etc - but this doesn't fit into any of those cateogries.

Shame really! I'm all for progressing game streaming, but not when I need to re-purchase all my games to use the service.

I was also put off by the launch price (for controller and Chromecast) being more than the cost of a new motherboard. Its not like they priced it cheap to get it kick started.

This just all feels to little too late. This should have been the case from launch.
Posted by s000m - Tue 23 Jun 2020 11:07
Stadia was and still is DOA.

Google will soon ditch it, just like all the other services they have ditched in the past.
Posted by rotorm - Fri 26 Jun 2020 11:27
yes that's good news