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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on October 16th, 2019 in the Hardware category.
You have been locked out of Google stadia for right wing political views!At least if you buy a game on psn or xbox live its yours on the hard drive, why would you buy a game on stadia that is also behind a paywall to access it? The moment you stop paying a monthly sub your games collection is held to ransom... Stadia in principle is a good idea, but with capitalism in the mix... hell no
It's recommended that you have a billion times that: 10Mbps.720p needs 10mbps. Ouch.
I’d say this will fail, but I’d be wrong. Netflix and Amazon have successfully replaced dvds in many homes across the world this is no different.
I won’t be participating until I no longer have an option.
I’d say this will fail, but I’d be wrong. Netflix and Amazon have successfully replaced dvds in many homes across the world this is no different.
I won’t be participating until I no longer have an option.
Streaming films or music is not latency dependant. Once you've got a stream going it doesn't matter if the latency is over a second from request to delivery as long as your buffer is adequately filled.
But you can't buffer a game.
At least if you buy a game on psn or xbox live its yours on the hard drive, why would you buy a game on stadia that is also behind a paywall to access it? The moment you stop paying a monthly sub your games collection is held to ransom... Stadia in principle is a good idea, but with capitalism in the mix... hell no
The biggest thing that I remain to be convinced about from a technical point of view is the latency.
If your local Stadia server is, say, 500 miles away then assuming a direct fibre connection you already have a latency of over 2.5ms (due to c) and that's not counting any further latency introduced by routing to your ISP, and then how much latency your ISP causes.
I am not convinced with the subscription model at all, so I won't be buying into it. I prefer to own my games. I have more than enough backlog on PS4, Mac and PC to keep me occupied anyway should the entire world stop selling games and move to subscription.
This is my biggest concern, latency issues will improve over time with technology, but stuffing my games collection behind a subscription service gets a big fat no from me.At least if you buy a game on psn or xbox live its yours on the hard drive, why would you buy a game on stadia that is also behind a paywall to access it? The moment you stop paying a monthly sub your games collection is held to ransom... Stadia in principle is a good idea, but with capitalism in the mix... hell no
How much does a PC cost which can run 4k graphics at 60fps?I wonder why this needs to even exist when you could do exactly the same with PC?
It wouldn’t need to be that powerful if it was just geared towards streaming games instead of running them.How much does a PC cost which can run 4k graphics at 60fps?
A decade ago I had a 5meg connection, now I have a 350meg connection for the same price.OnLive tried it 10 years ago, it was crap. Don't see how Stadia is any different, not to mention it only has like 3 games on it.
No, but you can predict apparently, according to Google.But you can't buffer a game.
I highly doubt this will be here next year.
Sorry my meaning is that google will cancel it.The Founder's Edition launches November 19.
https://blog.google/products/stadia/stadia-arrives-november-19
Sorry my meaning is that google will cancel it.