Google announced their new gaming platform, stadia. Its a streaming service, similar to playstation now, allowing you to purchase games and play them through the cloud. They’ll have server farms that will compute your games for you and stream it directly to your device. You’ll be able to use your device, your controllers, your mouse, your keyboard and play big games like assassin’s creed oddyssey, doom eternal, and a heck of a lot more.
Let’s take a look at stadia, what it offers, and whether or not its worth giving a consideration. Will it fail like google+? fail like playstation now? Or is there a real chance Stadia is the future of gaming? What about exclusive games? How much will stadia cost.
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Stadia sounds like something revolutionary. I can definitely remember the next generation of children looking back at our generation saying ”They used to have these massive boxes and disks to just play a video game with only 50gb of content, and servers limited to only 100 people instead of millions — can you imagine?”, basically in the same way we look at blockbuster now, compared to netflix.
Think offff how annoying reviews are now… they are gonna be Insane once everyone can sub to every game and try to become a pro review streamer content creator. Access to an instant library to capture and review its gonna be the most annoying thing!! Crap!
I hope it actually works like netflix. If it has me buying the games and then playing them on stadia then fk no im staying on my console. If it works like netflix and its subscription based and i pay one annual fee n play all dee games i want then Bitchin lets go.
And then ISP’s will raise their prices for high speed internet.
Actually there’s a similar service called gloud or something like that, you can play via stream and it sucks
Would not work for me in Canada. I have 15mb/s with a 200gig per month
This idea has been there for years, i still remember websites where you could play Hitman absolution on browser. But all these services couldn’t deal with delay problem, in all games even slightest ms delay could deal major impact, not even mentioning multiplayer games that’s even more internet heavy. Even in-home streaming like Nvidia shield and steam couldn’t fix that issue. So in the end, I’m not holding hopes high for google be able to fix that atm, maybe in 10-20 years when we’ll get some ultra internet.
PLaystation
No offline mode, no mods, no customisation, no ownership, no boxed copies, no thanks
I’m gonna wait a bit to see how these pieces fall together, how the integration of new games adapt to the google console, how far it can be pushed and what happens if a hacker got inside and played games they weren’t supposed to.
HOLD ON my buffer graphic is buffering
Stadia will only make sense if it can do a couple of things.
1. It has games I can’t get on my consoles
2. The games are cheaper/ the subscription cost is low
3. The library of games need to include new games otherwise I’ll just buy them
I don’t care too much about 4K and 60ffps. I just want good games for cheap.
I’m subscribed to your channel and i have the notifications on but your videos don’t show up am I the only one?
It’s interesting but I can’t see cloud gaming being a real thing till 5g is everywhere.
Now that everyone has a race car lets take the bus.
Thanks for the upload boogie!!!
Nvidia now on the shield TV. same idea also shadow is a relatively popular High Performance Gaming Computer streamed to any device this is not a new idea but could be very well executed by Google
All depends on the subscription service
Google station.
They’d have to give out a free one month trial to see if your speeds are able to handle it.
Thank you Boogie, great video 🙂
rof..l is this a google job interview video?
Y’all, I don’t think your internet speeds have to be _that_ high. You’re just going to be streaming the *screen* of the gameplay from the data centers. But, let’s see… I hope Stadia isn’t a flop.
You talk really well but that beard dude?
I hope it bombs.
I like to actually own things like games, music, books, movies, whatever. I like those things to be on my side, not at the mercy of a company that can delete them, lose the rights, shut down the servers or just end it whenever they want or it’s not profitable anymore.
games as a cloud thing are a nightmare for preservation. it’s like turning games into a disposable thing.
I hate the concept of games as a service, I hate always online drm, I hate the concept of moving everything to the cloud.
Not even slightly interested in streaming games I find the whole thing as stupid as 3D movies
I noticed he didnt bring up the fact that you dont own the games even though you pay for em.
i for sure will give it ago but also will still pick up the next gen xbox
Google is just tempting to expand their business. But they have a lot of trusting to do to again audience that they don’t spy on people.
Google thinks we live at nasa rip low speed internet.
UK internet yeah goodluck, asia internet not jp or kr goodluck, even us have struggle internet if it fail it gonna be big joke on gaming industry
only cons for me:
– I like to own games
– Latency
– No mods
– Limited internet
– More google datamining
– Expensive (Internet/router/subscription/Stadia Console or App/ Controllers/Etc…)
– More Exclusive deals for diffrent consoles & Launchers.
The xfinity 1TB monthly cap pretty much makes this not even something I can consider. Between working from home and streaming all of our tv already, I can barely stay under the cap as it is.
“My internet just dropped.”
“Sucks to be you, I have a console.”
This won’t last because a lot of people don’t have fast internet
“Fingers crossed for Google? I hope this crashes and burns. Careful trusting this shady company with your gaming.
If i have a good internet I’d rather install the game and play it with no bullshit
Would it be harder to cheat? (which would be GREAT!) … or would cheats be available as Chrome extensions?
I think it is a great idea. Hope it takes off.