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Ubisoft will let you transfer your Stadia purchases to PC
- lern_too_spel 4y agoEven if Stadia refunds it?
- ezekg 4y agoIt's free real estate.
- 98codes 4y agoDoesn't really matter because of the Stadia refunds, but if they can figure out how to migrate the save files, that'll be something.
- sebazzz 4y agoSave files should be downloadable from Google Takeout
- kiicia 4y agoAre those save files importable to any other platform?
- sebazzz 4y agoThe correct answer is "it depends". You can imagine the raw C/C++ structs are exported in the binary save file, in which case separate builds, OS and compiler settings may cause those structs to be different to those of the Win32 build of the game.
- midislack 4y agoAll this time and they never solved the latency problem. Which of course is a fundamental physics issue.
- Rebelgecko 4y agoI've at least tried out all of the main game streaming options (GeForce Now, XCloud, Stadia, Steam Link, Parsec, etc). Maybe it depends on what games you play or your skill level, but latency/jitter has really only been an issue with using self-hosted options like Steam Link/Moonlight from a network with low upload bandwidth. And to some extent with OnLive, which doesn't exist any more.
- cdumler 4y agoLatency is always a problem for multiplayer, whether on local LAN or not. A lot of it comes down to how well the game engine deals with latency. I play Guild Wars 2 on GeForce now given that I have a Mac. Works just fine on normal days.
- spicybright 4y agoIsn't this something different though? You're downloading video and uploading game inputs, not passing game data around.
- fragmede 4y agogeforece now is a cloud gaming service like Stadia
- bno1 4y agoTheir "negative latency" thing really didn't sound practical at all for games where latency matters.
- smegsicle 4y agoanything to get people to download their marketplace software