> What companies want however is recurring income. You can't blame them for trying. Especially in Google's case, when they have more servers than they know wha

> What companies want however is recurring income. You can't blame them for trying. Especially in Google's case, when they have more servers than they know what to do with. Why not offer customers something new? Freedom from expensive hardware purchases, and interesting capabilities like playing on a phone or in a browser. That said, it's not a deal that interests me. Especially in Stadia's case when they were trying to make you pay full retail price for a game (are they still doing that?), creating an ever-present threat of losing everything when the service shuts down.