Of course it will make a big difference, it should be just like homestreaming from a PC, I have no issues getting 60fps that way with Ultra visuals. The big issue is the latency, but so far we don't know how bad this will be, could be great.
Considering we don't have final specs for next-gen hardware yet, and that MS at the very least will be using their cloud services in enabling who knows what for future games...it seems premature to say this.
But what if I have an irrational fear of consoles though? Maybe Stadia is the right platform for me.
As I now understand it the "Achievements" law only applies to Sony.
A cheap gaming PC is not $1000...also, with the PC I also get 100 months of horsepower for basically anything else I want to do with it (at 0% interest)
They're not trying to understand it. It's not for them (which is fine), but instead of moving on they feel like they need to try and get their kicks in.
You should totally be using this for your trips:
Strange, I live in the developed world yet don't have constant access to a 35mbps connection "on the go"
And how do you know this? We already know Stadia hardware can be stacked, we don't know the total teraflop a 2x Stadia will achieve but it'll definitely be above the next gen consoles. And we've already heard some dev talk about the cloud processing possibilities. Google also hinted that they'll be upgrading Stadia as time goes by, their dream scenario is that people shouldn't need a dedicated gaming box, at all, not ever.
So 30FPS bothers you but the amount of latency that this would create doesn't?
