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Google GDC 2019 Conference |OT| Floating on clouds
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Honestly that goes for almost all competitive games. Imagine a fighting game or RTS with the lag shown in the AC: Odyssey bit.
If this is a way for developers to get their games to more players, I'm all for it.
Also, they mentioned using save data from other platforms? I'd love to carry over my PS4 AC: Odyssey save onto my work laptop.
Also, they mentioned using save data from other platforms? I'd love to carry over my PS4 AC: Odyssey save onto my work laptop.
Because the outdated hardware will still produce much better results than a streaming service. The image quality is going to be complete shit no matter how powerful the hardware is and as already mentioned, there will be terrible input lag.
If you have the Stadia controller that has its own WiFi link, yes.
I don't think the Chromecast has Bluetooth so local controllers are probably not going to be possible.
if you have great internet I can imagine game streaming working great
Though I would be concerned on input latency
Though I would be concerned on input latency
If they coupled this with a box for maximum quality, I'd be in, but they haven't said a word about THE issue - input lag, which we saw with our own eyes in the brief AC demo.
It's THE problem, and it's not going away, seems.
Laws of physics gonna laws of physics.
It's THE problem, and it's not going away, seems.
Laws of physics gonna laws of physics.
Gotcha. All i hear is doom and gloom about the ISP situation in the states, in the major hubs at least.
If this has a pricing similar to Netflix this would be a consideration though.Thousands of games for around 10 € per month with instant access to new releases, then I would bite.
Bingo! I have unlimited data and 400Mbps connection with Comcast and Fiber coming this year too and full Gigabit wired house and I still don't trust this.
I mean, they kinda just challenged the community to hack them.
Google: " no hacking!"
Narrator: " it was hacked and access codes leaked online before release"
People sometimes just want to hate. I was apart of Project Stream and it worked extremely well.
There's that and then the concept of ownership and game preservation in the hands of someone like Google who sunset their products more than any other company I can recall.
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