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PUBG, Octopath Traveler, and More Headed to Stadia

SystemSystem Member UncommonPosts: 12,599
edited April 2020 in News & Features Discussion

imagePUBG, Octopath Traveler, and More Headed to Stadia

Google hosted a Stadia Connect earlier which outlined a number of games coming to the platform.

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  • IselinIselin Member LegendaryPosts: 18,719
    Zegaloth said:
    Wow. This is so incredible! I can't believe the Stadia is still a thing.
    They're wealthy. They can prop up their floundering tech just as long as they like. Google Glass is also still a thing :)
    doomex
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  • AeanderAeander Member LegendaryPosts: 8,061
    PUBG is perfect for Stadia. Terrible, unoptimized platform. Terrible, unoptimized game. 
  • AstropuyoAstropuyo Member RarePosts: 2,178
    Stadia because you gotta double down on trash.
  • kitaradkitarad Member LegendaryPosts: 8,178
    They must have paid a pretty penny to have PUBG on their platform.

  • WizardryWizardry Member LegendaryPosts: 19,332
    I own Octopath,waited until it went on sale because i knew by looking at it that it was not an $89 game.Even after i purchased it on sale i was still very disappointed ,a very ho hum game,should be selling for $29.99 and even then i wouldn't play as it sits in my Steam library collecting dust.

    PUBG is dying out fast.You wouldn't think more studios would jump on the BR bandwagon but yep copy cat gaming still lives on.

    It is too easy to pass up jumping on the bandwagon,super cheap games to build,literally no risk at all.However if this is what we can expect from STADIA>>>.leftover dying games,they obviously have more money than brains.

    Never forget 3 mile Island and never trust a government official or company spokesman.

  • TxChiefTxChief Member UncommonPosts: 23
    The quality of responses in here just shows these 6 above don't like change or want to see change. Congrats! Your exactly like your grandpa when DVD first rolled out. There was issues at the launch of any milestone technological advance. Good thing is your right Google is behind it with its abundance of cash flow. Yep...They will keep advancing it and making it better. Hell, It may not be optimized and have some issues but you can get over it and find a workaround.
    Aeander

    john456

  • DinastyDinasty Member UncommonPosts: 212

    TxChief said:

    The quality of responses in here just shows these 6 above don't like change or want to see change. Congrats! Your exactly like your grandpa when DVD first rolled out. There was issues at the launch of any milestone technological advance. Good thing is your right Google is behind it with its abundance of cash flow. Yep...They will keep advancing it and making it better. Hell, It may not be optimized and have some issues but you can get over it and find a workaround.



  • ChildoftheShadowsChildoftheShadows Member EpicPosts: 2,193
    The people I read that use stadia really like it. I'm never going to use it, but it's funny to read the negative comments when I read so many positive things from actual users. 

    Shadow pc is a better choice imo. You can do anything including gaming and the price is really good for what you get. I have one that I'm going to start testing for productivity. If it works good I plan to get an iPad pro or nice Ultrabook and just love with that as I'm always using a good connection or if I don't have one I don't use it anyway. 

    Anyway I just think the fact you have to purchase games to use stadia is the main reason I'll never use it. Streaming is actually getting really good 
  • OzmodanOzmodan Member EpicPosts: 9,726
    Not so sure Stadia is the way to go, especially for FPS games.  One little internet delay can be quite costly and they are not that uncommon as the ISPs still only build-out for normal traffic, it does not take much to bog down the internet on many of their lines.  I certainly never have any intention of ever using it.
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