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> A store or platform, on the other hand, lives and dies by its content. I agree that content is important, but if you're talking about new games, Google doesn
by ehsankia 7y ago
> A store or platform, on the other hand, lives and dies by its content.
I agree that content is important, but if you're talking about new games, Google doesn't have much control, the developers works on those not Google.
> Playstation Plus has a batch of free games each month for $5 a month, Xbox has something similar
But this isn't about the free monthy Stadia content. Stadia has been giving 2 free games the first of every month since launch and has not slipped a single day. The two games for February were just announced.
- nkrisc 7y ago> I agree that content is important, but if you're talking about new games, Google doesn't have much control Doesn't matter, Google's gonna get the flak for it. People bought hardware and a subscription from Google. If they're not getting value from it, for whatever reason and whomever's fault, they're going to be mad at Google. Why did Google release a platform if they didn't have enough games lined up and ready? I assume they're hoping they'll be able to weather this negative sentiment and do have games planned in the wings, but we'll see.