I've used Stadia off and on for about a year now, both in a big city with fiber connection and out in the rural midwest with a decent cable connection. When it

I've used Stadia off and on for about a year now, both in a big city with fiber connection and out in the rural midwest with a decent cable connection. When it works well, it feels like magic. The latency is so small, you can't tell the difference between it and a game running on a local device. When you get a connection hick-up, it's bad, lots of artifacting, losing control, huge input lag. The tech is amazing IMHO, thinking back to type of gaming I was doing back in the 80s. Gaming has come a long way. I think its biggest problem is being associated with Google. They have built up a bad rep and I think gamers like sticking to platforms they trust and see being around for the long-term. Why invest in building a library that might not be around in a few years? I personally don't think they'll shut down the service but I'm not surprised that a lot of people have those worries.