If they can get this platform right it seems like this model solves one of the major complaints about Stadia, that you don't own the games. I made a quick sear

If they can get this platform right it seems like this model solves one of the major complaints about Stadia, that you don't own the games. I made a quick search and GFN seemed to have all of the recent major new games and most of the old classics (4/5 old indie games I searched for); is it really that bad? Any game more than 5 years old runs fine on my existing rig, if this service lets me avoid buying a new GPU while still owning the games in my Steam library then it's pretty amazing in my book. I can see the other use-case is "play any game on a laptop" in which case the holes in the back-catalog could be more problematic, but I think they will go far just enabling people to play AAA and new indie games without a dedicated rig.