First OnLive, now Stadia, Cloud gaming has been rejected by the people. It’s time to let it go
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but we were told by the moron @PS5 that cloud gaming was the future. One day someone in Calcutta can play Halo Infinite on their laptop in the sewer
I remember when physical games mattered so much a video like this truly shifted the tide of console gaming.
Today physical games are quickly approaching irrelevance.
Does Apple even mention the amount of songs they sell on the iTunes Music store or do they just talk about Apple Music?
A physical console could just as easily go by the wayside like physical games have. All the big 3 in consoles are invested in and support cloud gaming.
nah meach having a titty attack right now because no one caring about all that cloud shyt.. LIKE WE TOLD HIM... 
MS should focus on MAKING games instead of taking shortcuts and buying game companies to become a conglomerate... where's the fukking games???
MS should focus on MAKING games instead of taking shortcuts and buying game companies to become a conglomerate... where's the fukking games???
Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
XCloud next
Sony stans
nah meach having a titty attack right now because no one caring about all that cloud shyt.. LIKE WE TOLD HIM...
MS should focus on MAKING games instead of taking shortcuts and buying game companies to become a conglomerate... where's the fukking games???
XCloud next
So y’all gonna gonna go straight to Stan babble as if Sony wasn’t the first to get into cloud gaming and aren’t currently relying on it as a major part of their backwards compatibility strategy?
Those other services failed because they are cloud-only and lacked the same library that Xbox & PlayStation have. Stadia actually has near seamless input lag and can stream in 4K so the actual tech has been proven to work, but they had an extremely small library and were selling old games at full price with no exclusives, so of course it was gonna fail
PlayStation and Xbox giving you more ways to play your games is not a bad thing at all and being able to stream your games can come in handy in certain scenarios. Cloud gaming is not going anywhere
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Don't blame Microsoft because you're still locked into a two year lease with a 4G phone
CoolinInTheCut
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This is a complete lie. I have Stadia.
All them publishers who ran to stadia keeping their shyt stream exclusive to them instead of GeForce Now look stupid as shyt
Phil stans
I beat Red Dead Redemption 2 & Cyberpunk on stadia. With a stable connection and using their wifi controller, I never had any input lag
My tag on there is the same as my username and you can see for yourself that I used it a lot after it first came out. No way I’m playing those games like that if I had to deal with input lag, especially an FPS like cyberpunk
ReggieFlare
Superstar
I haven’t used Stadia much but I got ShadowPC and have used GeForce Now and was satisfied with them…with the Steam Deck though I don’t see myself using either anymore
CoolinInTheCut
Superstar
I beat Red Dead Redemption 2 & Cyberpunk on stadia. With a stable connection and using their wifi controller, I never had any input lag
My tag on there is the same as my username and you can see for yourself that I used it a lot after it first came out. No way I’m playing those games like that if I had to deal with input lag, especially an FPS like cyberpunk
You most likely just didn't feel the input lag then, cause it's absolutely there. I'm running on fibre too.
If the input lag is so low that I don’t notice for hundreds of hours across multiple games then that implies the tech behind it is solid
I’ve played most of my yakuza 0 playthrough on xcloud and played a few hours of the first spiderman on PSNow as well. Stadia has much less input lag than both, to the point where you forget you’re streaming and it just feels like a regular game. The tech is there and will only get better over time as these companies invest more into it and optimize everything. Streaming taking over consoles completely is still a stretch but having the option to do both is nothing but a benefit to gamers