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Google formally unveils the "Stadia" launching in 2019
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Instead of games they show graphics filter, useless game state gimmicks and YouTube integration.
It'll depend on exclusives and QoL for each. The competition will be between platforms, not consoles, so using your favorite for most things and others for their exclusives is the likely end scenario.
It's about time the rest of the world caught up to Nordic countries and introduce unlimited data plans as the norm.
Precisely. This is a solution for the people who don't know any better. This won't be taking over for traditional gaming hardware any time soon.
How? Lobby Comcast to waive data caps for their streaming platforms but not Google's?
There's really nothing industry changing about this other than games that will blow through your data caps and a platform that will oversarurate an already crowded field with lots of options.
The data center behind it has power, the actual system (controller) is a fancy chromecast.
'Most people in this world' are not so privileged that they have access to an Internet that allow them to watch Netflix in 4K.
So how this works? i will stream digital games from my PS4 and XBOX? I need Game Pass for something like this to be practic? Is this like a Comcast but for games?
So is there a monthly fee ? I mean I don't see this being like gamepass where you pay a fee and that's it if it really will have brand new games like Doom Eternal. I'm thinking we will have to pay a sub fee and then buy the game on top of that? Did they mention anything ?
It is the power of the base hardware where the game will be actually running. Not the Stadia itself.
That trailer reminds me of the Wii U reveal.
In other words, tragic and fails to deliver the message.
I just watched, I'm a hardcore gamer, and I have no idea what Stadia is about. A casual player browsing the news is probably more lost than I'm.
In other words, tragic and fails to deliver the message.
I just watched, I'm a hardcore gamer, and I have no idea what Stadia is about. A casual player browsing the news is probably more lost than I'm.
Problem is US politicians are now aligned with ISPs against net neutrality. If anything, it's even less likely today than it was a few years ago to get unlimited data plans at affordable prices in America. Which is, you know, Google's home country.
They were showing cloud physics in the stream. Of course they have to materialize first, so it was more of a joke.
I see this failing badly for google but I can be wrong. Who wants to play stream games anyways yuck!
That trailer wasn't made for you as a hardcore gamer, it was made for game developers. It absolutely delivered that message and I'm excited to play around with it.
People bitching about this should also understand this is what MS will also be doing, just in a a phased format.
Sony will eventually too. Nintendo may be the only dedicated device maker in the future, but if that phone device rumor is true..maybe a switch pro or 2 may also be cloud based with LTE/5G.
Sony will eventually too. Nintendo may be the only dedicated device maker in the future, but if that phone device rumor is true..maybe a switch pro or 2 may also be cloud based with LTE/5G.
I like the look of the controller, with its superior analogue stick layout. Undecided on the rest as I'm really only interested in seeing the exclusives they have got.
This take has only been posted 10,000 times since the GDC announcement.
Games aren't art to Google, that's clear. They only care about the service. At least Sony and Nintendo care about the art.
I fully expect "streaming internet package" to pop up now due to that at an additional cost.