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I actually am bought into game streaming. I subscribe to both MS and Nvidia. I travel a lot and not needing a console or gaming laptop rocks. Most of my gaming
by dougmwne 4y ago
I actually am bought into game streaming. I subscribe to both MS and Nvidia. I travel a lot and not needing a console or gaming laptop rocks. Most of my gaming is from the hotel or Airbnb, so the connection is not a problem.
Even then Stadia was dead on arrival for me with a completely unattractive consumer proposition of having to subscribe but get no games (aside from some trash freebies) and having to rebuy games at MSRP that I already owned on storefronts that were still going to be around when the leaves fell off the trees.
- partdavid 4y agoI also made the switch to streaming (GFN) and like playing all my same games from different "terminals" a lot. AirBNB and my house obviously work great. I've found hotel wifi to range from "barely works" to "does not work", lots of crappiness. I'm still looking for a good solution to this. Maybe you stay in better hotels! :) That said, I'm getting a Steam deck soon so I hope that fixes the story for "mobile" gaming or gaming without the network that GP pointed out. The convincing thing for me on GFN was that you're buying your games in a standard game store so if GFN becomes a non-option at some point I'll still have my games.
- dougmwne 4y agoI was thinking of a steam deck for the same reason. Decent 720p gaming on the go and 4k gaming at home on the same device with the same games sounds awesome. Cloud saves make it all seamless.
- camel_Snake 4y agoStadia Pro subscription was optional, unless you consider 4k necessary. once you bought a game you could play it for free indefinitely at 1080p