I don't doubt that there is some kind of market for it, but I think that the people that hail something like Stadia as "the future of gaming" (as opposed to ser

I don't doubt that there is some kind of market for it, but I think that the people that hail something like Stadia as "the future of gaming" (as opposed to serving that specific market) really live in a bubble and do not realize that a large majority of people around the globe (or even the US) do not even have access to really good or cap free internet. I do have access to decent internet (fiber), I tried Stadia and while it was better than I expected it still felt really bad.