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  7. You know google is a data company, don't you? They will be able to use your data create a better AI that they can then sell back to you. I wonder what kind of data they are looking to gather from video games. I have a few guesses. Any guesses?

  8. something that not a lot of people are thinking about, something I didn't think about until somebody brought it up on twitter, google is going to use this to gather information, something that we don't like thinking about is that google uses it's far reach to gather information and sell it to advertisers so that they can more accurately personalize ads, this, among other reasons, is why I'm not going to be buying this, my internet could probably handle it, and I have a TV for 4k, but I just don't trust google not to abuse stadia and its users

  18. I think they already have these types of services out there? Where you rent a server somewhere, and then you just connect with those servers and use your device as a "controller/display".

  19. How much did you get paid? I mean it's a good idea but "not having a transaction to play a game" seems way far from the spectrum, and do you think that big money grabbing companies (EA, Ubisoft, Activision, etc…) gonna let people play their games for a monthly fee?

  20. Me playing online multiplayer on stradia: “you suck bro!”

    Google: you have been banned for using offensive language

    Me: wut

  21. Am very skeptical about this entire thing. First of all, it is very abrupt. It comes in the wake of Google wanting to rid some of their hardwares, shuffling employees and on and on. Secondly like you said, some of their products and services are safe enough to say have been quite fraudulent in relation to how massive they advertise and their retail prices are nightmares. Look at the pixel slate, they are soon taking down google+. Thirdly, Google lacks sense of devotion to its projects. Projects come and whither. And it gets one thinking if stadia is really any exception because if they can't handle the light projects, how about this matrix of stadia.
    It all comes down to your summation, more of questions than answers. How long have they had this thing in development???
    But only time shall tell. Let's be patient 'cause it boils stones.

  23. That kind thing already exist, i don't know if is good or not, but I'm sure Google or Microsoft have the tools to make this work properly. Also, some people already using Azure servers for making virtual machines to play games (PC games). Microsoft could do it, but they are to dumb to do this kind stuff.

  25. Its going to fail 90 percent of the country don't have the internet speeds to stream a 4 k game not only that but the latency even with a good enough internet connection is going to be garbage it's going to flop

  26. Nope. No mods, need high speed internet, you don't own the games, google will now data mine your gaming habits… I could go on and on. Not a fan

  28. This is how you know that he’s not a gamer listen streaming is great for Netflix, Hulu and other video services. The problem is what happens to people who have shitty connections and don’t have money to pay for internet to stream and also what happens the day your in the middle of a big battle and you lose all your save data that you got into it if the internet goes out or the power goes out? Your fucked to me personally streaming is not the way to go for gaming. With downloading or keeping physical copies of games around you can play offline without having to have an internet connection it’s also stupid for people who are not that great in making money and live in shitty areas who can’t afford internet but can afford something later on to be able to at least play games offline. Personally streaming gaming isn’t the way to go but that’s just my opinion

  31. 1) what games are supported?
    2) where will you buy the games?
    3) Xbox xcloud seems like it will be better because there are more games already developed for Xbox.

  40. If you talk about laggy then you're really talking about people's internet if your Internet is slow then you're going to have a problem if your internet is fast then there's no problem. Am I right

  41. 1:07 pretty much Lew the company wants to make a different approach in how they sell, for example its cheaper just to DOWNLOAD a game except spending resources on putting data on a disk ?
    I just like to see how much "their nvidia type" device will cost, spec's, processing & cooldown. I believe the games will be in 4K(gotta keep the beat thumping at 5G)

    Google needs to remake Pro Evolution Soccer ⚽, a Killzone: Liberation 2!(I wish), MAKE A MANHUNT 3! ??A sequel to TWISTED METAL BLACK(with the same characters)a Broken Dawn 4!!!(maaaaaaaane!)….. And Remake THE GETAWAY(Remember the Yardies house? Omfg!!)

  42. Short answer, no. This will be out of most people's price range and the lag would ruin any competitive community. Not to mention the fact that you would need a crazy fast internet connection and net neutrality is dying. You'd end up paying $300-$400 bucks a month to play laggy assassin's Creed when you could have bought a console and played it for months with $250

  44. Unless i see it my guess is this will just be an alternative to play their google play store games with a console style controller? google better not pull a souljaboy???

  45. Def not first company, many other companies have tried the streaming games stuff. its shit and always lags will never work.

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