of course. I meant as a business model, as something more sustainable than OnLive. besides I typed that before I read all the details. it’s obviously something differentit would work for anything
of course. I meant as a business model, as something more sustainable than OnLive. besides I typed that before I read all the details. it’s obviously something differentit would work for anything
I’m saying. I got 500mpbs and I feel like I need more.When I had Sprint, I was in the middle of downtown ATL getting 3G. That was ridiculous. (Been on AT&T ever since).
1.5 megs to game?
Where's @MeachTheMonster
Stadia is about the future of YouTube, not gamingGoogle announced one game for its big gaming service announcement. One game and a few dozen ways in which Stadia ties in to YouTube, Chrome (which will be the only supported browser, at least to begin with), Chromecasts, Chromebooks, Android devices, and the rest of Google’s ecosystem. This event, scant on details and specifics though it may have been, was Google flexing its muscle as a leader in cloud technology and connectivity.
Its not idiotic. Part of WHY you download a game is so in the event of your internet going down or (the more likely event) the server side of the service going down you can still play your games.
Part of why I love my Switch is playing on airplanes/in the Uber. Offline will ALWAYS have a use case....not every game needs online.
they seem pretty serious about making YouTube their front facing portal for everything. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Gmail and the whole account feature set incorporated into it in the futureStadia is about the future of YouTube, not gaming
Google isn't serious about this, just like with almost every other adventure they seem to take. All their rollouts of "innovative" attempts to get into different markets seem half-assed. Add this shyt to the list.
So Nintendo and Sony will be fine and Xbox is dead. Oh, and Sony will get a cut of googles pie10.7 TF GPU and they can use multi GPU computing up to 3 GPUs. That's 32 TF of peak performance. XCloud is dead before it even launches. PlayStation and Nintendo will be fine. Microsoft not so much. I dont see how Microsoft streaming service can compete with Stadia. Everyone in this forum and everyone in all supported regions will have instsnt access to Stadia soon as it launches and people on PC can use there existing controllers. I'll be playing Ststia on my Sony smart TV that runs on Google Chromecast already. A year ago Sony removed there own PlayStation now service from there own smart Tv's and I figured because Google was going to put there own games on there and Sony will likely get a cut. Turns out I was right
Microsoft had a session at GDC where the company has started to share more about how its xCloud service will work on mobile devices.
Full Writeup: https://www.thurrott.com/xbox/203505/...
So Nintendo and Sony will be fine and Xbox is dead. Oh, and Sony will get a cut of googles pie
X-cloud has its own library, and will have Nintendo titles along with PC gaming. Sony is looking at Microsoft and Nintendo's relationship and has already hinted they too will join the Xbox live ecosystem.
The question becomes what do you know about xcloud to say it's in trouble? It's the 2nd largest cloud structure on the planet
Project xCloud only adds 10 ms input lag, may need 5 Mbps internet
Can you hear me now?
Where you been? You been living under a rock? Those fake ass Xbox Nintendo partnership rumors were all bullshyt and debunked a few weeks ago. Kataku reporter Jason Shcreir hopped in a thread on Reset Era and basically called them out for being the source of those rumors. Basically stupid ass journalists read those forums and belived in those xbot fantasies of Nintendo allowing Gamepass on Switch and wrote articles. Brad Sam's went on record and debunked any partnership whatsoever between Nintendo and Microsoft.
Regardless of any pending Microsoft/Nintendo deals what that gotta do with your ignorance on X-cloud? X-cloud shyts all over stadia which used to be a pair of wack shoes when real G's were young, E3 Microsoft has already hinted they ain't worried about nothingWhere you been? You been living under a rock? Those fake ass Xbox Nintendo partnership rumors were all bullshyt and debunked a few weeks ago. Kataku reporter Jason Shcreir hopped in a thread on Reset Era and basically called them out for being the source of those rumors. Basically stupid ass journalists read those forums and belived in those xbot fantasies of Nintendo allowing Gamepass on Switch and wrote articles. Brad Sam's went on record and debunked any partnership whatsoever between Nintendo and Microsoft.
Google's Stadia cloud gaming platform will let you stream console and PC-quality titles across laptops, desktops, TVs, tablets, and phones. At launch, Google says it will support up to 4K at 60 fps, and it will work on any screen so long as you have a Chrome browser or Chromecast Ultra. Google’s building the Netflix of video games and the company has the software and infrastructure to pull it off. But, there are still a lot of open questions.
Read more here: http://bit.ly/2FpBCCS