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They made a post on /r/stadia a few hours ago announcing some free games for the month which has been well received. I agree the radio silence wasn't great but
by Crash0v3rid3 7y ago
They made a post on /r/stadia a few hours ago announcing some free games for the month which has been well received.
I agree the radio silence wasn't great but blasting Google has become the new pasttime here.
Does anyone else feel like we're just becoming a predictable echo chamber?
- v7x 7y agoWhen you are as big and as powerful as Google, the more your every action will be scrutinized. Thats the way it should be, as any move an entity of their size makes will cause waves the world over. Is all the criticism justified? Maybe, maybe not. But the fact that people are criticising is only beneficial.
- ehsankia 7y agoYep, Google has over delivered by giving two free games per months instead of the promised one. Yes, since they are more of a tech company and don't do crunches, updates can be a bit slower, but 4 weeks is nowhere close to "abandoning a product"...
- craftinator 7y ago* Ad company
- arkitaip 7y agoHN has always been an echo chamber but this time it seems like the Stadia community is the one that's having issues with Google.
- rchaud 7y ago> I agree the radio silence wasn't great but blasting Google has become the new pasttime here. I see similar comments on stories about WeWork, or Apple, or Facebook, or Amazon.