#6055914

Rich_Guy

2022-09-29 19:51

lol

#6055916

fantaskarsef

2022-09-29 20:05

Couldn't care less tbh.

#6055920

Undying

2022-09-29 20:13

I thought it died long time ago.

#6055921

Alessio1989

2022-09-29 20:13

I am surprised that it was killed "so lately" for being a google product. To be honest, I am sad for all those players having purchase games on those platforms seeing accounts vanished and for those devs that wasted time and resources to adapts their games to that non-sense of google thing.

#6055923

XP-200

2022-09-29 20:18

It is not all doom and gloom, we still have Onya to fall back on. Lol

#6055935

CrazY_Milojko

2022-09-29 21:15

Wondered how they managed to last this long?

#6055937

WhiteLightning

Moderator

2022-09-29 21:17

Good thing you can ask refunds for the controllers, chromecast and game you bought.

#6055971

nick0323

2022-09-30 00:17

Next up: Netflix shuts down it's "games" department.

#6055973

KissSh0t

2022-09-30 00:17

Surprised pukachuface.jpg.nft

WhiteLightning:

Good thing you can ask refunds for the controllers, chromecast and game you bought.

Before the Stadia released I actually asked if the controllers can be used like Xbox One controllers on PC, and the person on the official twitter account responded with yes...... long story short no they cannot.

#6055974

CalculuS

2022-09-30 00:33

CrazY_Milojko:

Wondered how they managed to last this long?

Took em a while with all the input lag.

#6055976

tsunami231

2022-09-30 00:40

gee who would thought streaming gaming would fail, the input alone is enough to make say never

#6055980

Neo Cyrus

2022-09-30 01:07

A complete dumpster fire of a business model, that made no sense, and every alternative was better... who could have seen that failing? Fuck Google.

#6055987

XP-200

2022-09-30 01:44

tsunami231:

gee who would thought streaming gaming would fail, the input alone is enough to make say never

They actually shut down Stadia last year but the input lag just caught up with it now. 😉

#6056045

rl66

2022-09-30 09:31

On other hand it is logical... -huge lag -high price -few game -branded "google" (most people hate google exept american lol) and so more worse thing

#6056046

rl66

2022-09-30 09:33

nick0323:

Next up: Netflix shuts down it's "games" department.

yep, it would be great for game industry.

#6056053

danny69t

2022-09-30 09:51

KissSh0t:

Surprised pukachuface.jpg.nft Before the Stadia released I actually asked if the controllers can be used like Xbox One controllers on PC, and the person on the official twitter account responded with yes...... long story short no they cannot.

I can use my Stadia controller on the PC without a problem, connected via USB cable.

#6056060

KissSh0t

2022-09-30 10:07

danny69t:

I can use my Stadia controller on the PC without a problem, connected via USB cable.

Can it connect via Bluetooth? once it released I was told it does not work. If it does then that's pretty cool, at least it's not plastic waste.

#6056152

H83

2022-09-30 14:49

And... no one cares anyway. So, just move along everyone.

#6056156

schmidtbag

2022-09-30 14:52

I never really understood why Google bothered with this in the first place. I could see how maybe the unused systems could use their processing power for number crunching but I think the amount of development time they'd put into this wouldn't pay off.

Neo Cyrus:

A complete dumpster fire of a business model, that made no sense, and every alternative was better... who could have seen that failing? frack Google.

I see it as one of those situations where Google was living in their own bubble and didn't realize how unrealistic their goal was outside of it. If you were connected to Google Fiber then perhaps the latency was tolerable. Most of us aren't connected to that, and those who are probably make enough money to just buy their own gaming system.

#6056191

Catspaw

2022-09-30 16:23

In other related news, humans still need oxygen to live. Googles idea of stadia is to give a worse product for more money, less security and more inconvenience. It is a perfect example of a higher up in management making decisions without knowing anything about the market.