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Google formally unveils the "Stadia" launching in 2019
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You don't connect your controller to your Chromecast. You connect it to the datacenter over the Internet.
It's impressive that games are supposed to run at 4k 60fps but I wonder what the requirements for internet connections will be.
MS will probably announce similair things on Wednesday and people will have bought much deeper into the MS ecosystem so I guess they will have an advantage there.
MS will probably announce similair things on Wednesday and people will have bought much deeper into the MS ecosystem so I guess they will have an advantage there.
My first thought about what I'm seeing here is that it has the potential to really steal the thunder away from xcloud once that debuts...
Lots of VERY worried console/PC fanbabies in this thread. :D
Call it ouya some more. That will make you feel better about that box you own.
Call it ouya some more. That will make you feel better about that box you own.
Err, why does the single GPU look sharper than the multi-GPU? Unless I'm looking at the wrong details
'For everyone', right, except people with low internet speed or monthly quota. Yes, 'for everyone' indeed... Like my arse is for everyone.
Stadia is still a streaming platform, it'll be variable and I still don't care. Was hoping they'd do a hardware, not a software.
Controller doesn't connect to the chromecast, it's wifi and talks directly to stadia
My internet at home isn't good enough for games to be streaming only. If too many people are connected It sometimes completely cuts out.
I also have decent phone, but only 20gb data allowance, so that's also not really an option.
Good for some people, but not for me I'm afraid.
I also have decent phone, but only 20gb data allowance, so that's also not really an option.
Good for some people, but not for me I'm afraid.
Its a cool concept.
Technically we all already have the console!
There are a ton of other factors that I think will make or break this. Shit, i'm having trouble streaming this exact live stream at a steady/consistent resolution
Relatively terrifying but shit, they are an ad analytics company so...
Data might be more valuable than a monthly sub.
If theyre able to match input latency and AV bitrate of next gen consoles or PC Im in. If the latency is as bad as was shown in the video and they cannot figure out a way to remove the blockiness that destroys the quality of youtube streams, then no thanks.
If a Netflix type subscription with option to purchase it fully it would be a solid premise. At least to see if the public bites.
Should the thread not be called "Google unveils Stradia" ?
Its not "the" Stradia, since there is no actual console being sold here, just a service.
You dont say the Youtube, so it should not be the Stradia.
Or maybe OP means the Stradia service, but ran out of words in the title ?
Its not "the" Stradia, since there is no actual console being sold here, just a service.
You dont say the Youtube, so it should not be the Stradia.
Or maybe OP means the Stradia service, but ran out of words in the title ?
It's going to be very cool seeing where game streaming is like 5 years from now.
I don't think I will jump on board next gen in order to wait out all bugs being fixed and seeing how ISPs fuck us for this.
Gen after though I will be down.
I don't think I will jump on board next gen in order to wait out all bugs being fixed and seeing how ISPs fuck us for this.
Gen after though I will be down.
I'm going to be honest, the idea of scalable hardware sounds great for a world like videogames, which evolves and evolves.
This sounds pretty cool so far.
This sounds pretty cool so far.
How are we comparing Ouya with something produced but Google? I have Gig internet and I like the sound of this. One less box in my life is always good.
We crown thee our king. May the reign of dedicated hardware end. Streaming is the future. Streaming is nao. 10.7Tflops (CPU unknown) means next gen visuals are here!
Seriously though, this is interesting given the backing of an industry giant. It will be interesting to see how Sony reacts to this given xCloud has been announced by MS.
Guess PS5.5 and XB2.5 might actually end up as this as an addition to dedicated hardware.
Seriously though, this is interesting given the backing of an industry giant. It will be interesting to see how Sony reacts to this given xCloud has been announced by MS.
Guess PS5.5 and XB2.5 might actually end up as this as an addition to dedicated hardware.
