> Remember how lackluster Stadia was with video games? First you don’t need to remember, it’s still there. Second I don’t see your point, quite the contrary.

> Remember how lackluster Stadia was with video games? First you don’t need to remember, it’s still there. Second I don’t see your point, quite the contrary. Stadia is criticized for the lack of games and doubts about longevity, but it runs extremely well. On a decent wired connection people can’t tell the difference with running the game locally. If anything, having tried Stadia makes my doubts disappear about this kind of technology.