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You keep mentioning all these unkown products... dude... Netflix: How are people not adopting it? And not Netflix specifically, but those type of services... it's done, there's no "people refuse"... it's a reality.
Second, you have the issue of what happens the games. Netflix loses stuff all the time, which is one reason I prefer physical media over it. And likewise, a number of games can no longer be downloaded legally. Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World the Game, Doctor Who Games, Silent Hills P.T., Deadpool, Ghostbusters the Video Game, Kung Fu Panda Showdown of Legendary Legends, and more.
Third, you have uncertainty of it. What will happen to the games Stadia users purchased if Stadia is killed by Google[killedbygoogle.com]? Google's already killed off lots of stuff, so it seems very possible.
Fourth, you also have market fragmentation. If streaming ends up like Netflix, you'll likely have to pay for multiple subs for everything as is now. Disney, HBO, and others are getting greedy and want their own cut. It's already happening with PC gaming right now thanks to Epic meddling where they shouldn't be.
Also, just because you're not heard of those things doesn't make them unknown products.
Lemme just throw back your "*Citation needed." in your face.
Again, vocal minority.
Rest is not really worth addressing... because all of those issues are already the case.
How he had to steer ahead of time in a car game.
Yes... it's too early right now... that's why maybe they should be getting into it now...
Gaikai, and OnLive were basically known cloud gaming almost a decade, and I have used them in the past, they offer subscription plan, get access to games for amount of time you paid, or can buy the game, and stream to you all you want.
More services came to do what they were doing overtime, Sony start their own, even Microsoft getting into it, Google is just late to the game, and are not new, and isn't doing anything that haven't been done before.
Wanna know what they all have in common?
- Buffering delay which you face blurry video outputs. Can happen due to poor connection to servers, or having internet hiccups.
- Must have internet access at all times, if you lose access to, or have an drop Internet connection, you lose access to game, and service, which ends your entertain right there.
- May face input delay, and when comes to multiplayer games like fighting, and such it can become unenjoyable due to inputs delay.
- Places that have poor network infrastructure, limited plans, etc, etc, and etc, cloud gaming will be pointless, and unenjoyable for them.
The only pros to cloud gaming, is subscription plans, and being able to game anywhere as long as you have constant internet connection to use the service to access the games.
Also OP if you want to Stream games to yourself look up SteamLink, and get a raspberry Pi, or something, and setup the network for yourself, they made it simple, and easy enough you can do youraelf, this requires you to have your gaming PC to be on, login to your Steam accounts and connected to the internet, then all you have to do is run your SteamLink, and enjoy your cloud gamkng you wanted.
Shinra[www.polygon.com]
Ouya[en.wikipedia.org]
If cloud gaming was wanted, these things should have been more successful.
They all face the same problems, all of them fall due to the similar reasons, it's not hard to see why cloud gaming isn't the way of the future at this time.
Google has no magic hardware, or software to fix cloud gaming, nor will they be able to be on par with games installed, for input delaysz and etc.
I remember trying to play street fighter IV and it was horrible experience due to the input delay, and getting the visual feedback too late to react to moves of my opponent, as there was no way to react to something that happens quarter to half a second later.
Funny this guy never heard of these services mentioned.. cause they didn't take off.. of course he never heard of em.
and ..
Awww shoot my internet is down for the fifth time this week .> I guess I aint gaming.
just no to that.
just wait till the entire COMPUTER is on the 'cloud' (of course 'rented').. shoot...
Logging in....
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no internet..
carrier lost..
no computing today..
No modding.
Increased input lag.
Compression artifacts and reduced image quality.
No access to your games if your internet connection fails.
High bandwidth use while playing.
Concurrent fees to be able to play your games.
No, thank you.
You should get your next appliances at a pay to rent place. Im sure you will find really awesome deals there. /s
It's not doing anyuthing new and shiny. Its merely polishing what it already does well.
That's good enough. The fact that STadia only has a 50/50 chance of not being the next Ouya says it all. Google is literally the best company to make something like that work.