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As someone here said about Google some time ago: Gaming is just not in Googles DNA. I can see no way this is going to work out. The whole concept is odd. At le
by s9w 7y ago
As someone here said about Google some time ago: Gaming is just not in Googles DNA. I can see no way this is going to work out. The whole concept is odd.
At least PC gaming has evolved to a point where 1440p is about the norm, and 144fps is the refresh rate goal for enthusuasts, with 4k and 200+fps in sight.. and they want to just stream video? I don't believe a second that that'll be good enough for more than the most casual games. Be it compression quality, fps, mod support, latency. And then there's the surprisingly high price.
Also the name Google is about as radioactive as Epic has become, at least from a gaming point of view.
- gundmc 7y ago~90% of PC gamers still play at 1080p or below according to Steam's hardware survey [1]. With Stadia offering a free 1080p tier across multiple devices I think it'll be a lot more popular than tech/gaming enthusiasts anticipate. [1] https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Softw...
- s9w 7y agoSure, I might be wrong. In a year or so we'll see. The GPU market kinda sucks at the moment, so that makes buying the components less attractive for sure. I just can't imagine the streaming tech to work.