@Ninfan
I i were you, i will not consider Stadia.
Streaming only games = Big No No for me.
@Anti-Matter I don't believe that they only stream the games . You must be able to keep them. No one will buy it if it's only streaming and I mean no one.
@Ninfan Well, it actually IS only streaming, and you don't have to buy some box to install games on. What you buy with Stadia, is buying access to an external server that your games will be installed and collected on, but you won't have any kind of console in your home. Stadia is not a device, it's a service.
'The console wars are like boobs: Sony and Microsoft fight over which ones look the nicest and Nintendo's are the most fun to play with.'
@Ninfan@Anti-Matter To add to your conversation, Digital Foundry have found a lot of visual downgrades compared to Xbox One X and PS4 Pro, resolution issues (upscaling) and lag using a +300 Mbps internet connection.
@BlueOcean
So Stadia is even worse than PS4 or Xbox One ?
Glad i choose dedicated console or handhelds by Nintendo or Sony.
Stadia is a big joke for me.
Not even something worthy to try.
Absolutely not. Even if wasn't Google making it, it seems like a really bad product that doesn't really make sense as a business model.
But it IS Google making it, and I dislike and worry about Google because of how much of the internet they already control. Anyone who cares about a free internet should want to limit the power and influence a single company has.
I swear you can not make this up, just as everyone is saying Stadia is dead because the lack of games, updates, etc. for 40 days from Google, they tweet this out:
"The End Draws Near" is starting to sound like a good tagline for Stadia.
@Toy_Link the end is definitely rapidly approaching unless they quickly make some major significant changes to the whole thing. With what's there now and how uninterested they seem to be in it I doubt it'll even be around a year from now.
@Octane yeah bought it around black Friday time. Got a decent discount with a bundle with some other electronics I needed. It does indeed work great, it's just they've fumbled in so many different ways that I too think it's not long until the just cut they're loses. Plus xcloud even just in a preview state is just so much better
I wonder, have you used it to play a game from start to finish (I don't recall a lot of new games coming to Stadia), or was it just something to try and see if it works?
i dont understand how google stadia will work?Basically theyre letting you play games hosted on their computer through internet? i mean it will only increase MS therefore ping (and single player games will act like laggy multiplayer games where youre the player with 200ms ping)
@Octane yeah for me it was never like this will become my main gaming platform, was more just to try it out as the idea of streaming intrigues me. Plus I needed a new Chromecast anyway for one of our tvs so made sense to give it a shot.
The only games I have are Destiny 2 and I've dabbled in the few they've given out with the pro sub. D2 isn't a game you really "finish" however. The most damming thing is D2 is essentially their flagship game however the player counts are so abysmally low its hard to even do many things. Last week for example I played 2 entire Crucible (PVP) matches on my ps4 version before the game even filled in a full lobby on Stadia!
@Octane Well, looks like it's the calm before the storm. Which could either mean that they still have some surprise and/or announcement up their sleeves, or that my prediction is actually coming true, which will mean that Stadia will slowly fade out over the course of this year, as most of their new and innovative products do. Just look at how they (mis)handled Google Glass.
Could have been something really great, but they never really put their best efforts into it, or they simply didn't know what they were doing or where they wanted to go with it, which isn't all that different from how they're handling Stadia. They should have taken their cues from OnLive, which while it ultimately failed, was already miles better than whatever we've seen so far from Stadia. And indeed, like @redd214 said, xCloud is also already WAY beyond better than Google's service. Heck, both Xbox Live/GamePass and PlayStation Now were already miles ahead before Stadia ever started, so I wonder what they were even thinking, trying to take on those two already established services with catalogs of thousands of titles.
@redd214 Well, at least you got a brand new Chromecast out of it, and a handy wireless controller for your PC or other consoles. That is: if you bought that founder's edition.
'The console wars are like boobs: Sony and Microsoft fight over which ones look the nicest and Nintendo's are the most fun to play with.'
@redd214 That doesn't sound good. I still don't understand how they thought that not having an exclusive game at launch, or at least a new game, would be a good idea. Destiny 2 being their flagship title says a lot.
@ThanosReXXX I don't feel like this is the right time to do a silence before the storm
The console is out, very little word on it, this is the launch period after all. They should go all out and advertise it. Especially if the competition is already really strong to begin with. If there is a storm coming, it can't come soon enough for them.
My logic said if there are two exactly games but with different treatments, i will play the games on gaming device where the games can be played OFFLINE without any internet connection.
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