stadia

The new $100 Stadia Bundle with Chromecast and the Stadia controller looks okay because users will be saving $19.00 compared to seperately buying the Chromecast with Google TV and Stadia controller. It would be nice if the bundle savings from buying the Stadia Chromecast bundle is $30 and more.

I think many thousands to millions of users may stream Stadia games in 4K video streaming mode because 4K TV and monitors will be more common in a few years. More people may also subscribe to a faster internet connection like 100Mbps or Gigabit internet, so they may more likely play Stadia...

If you have a very fast internet connection which can handle 4K Stadia game streaming, it could be worth it to use a 4K monitor or 4K TV to use to play Stadia games at the highest video resolution and frame rates like 4K at 60 frames per second.

I imagine Upgrading your wifi or network card may improve Stadia's gaming perfornance if your wi-fi or network card is very old and slow like some network cards having a max speed of 10 to 11 Megabit per second speed.

I like to know how much lag/slow performance problems occur when average users use Stadia.

I think some people may use Stadia to stream games because their local game store is closed or not getting new game shipments as soon because of the Coronavirus causing store closures. The Coronavirus may delay the shipments of Gaming computers, computer parts upgrades like hard drive, ram and...

It is unlikely that Stadia will convince me to buy a new Google Android smartphone.

I think there may not be a lot of offline excitement for Stadia when it is launched on November 19 according to Google Stadia gets Nov. 19 release date: What we know about price, games and speed requirements . I think there are more people with more offline excitement for the release of consoles...

I think Google Stadia may change its name to another name if there is a better name for Stadia, or Google buys another brand name or website domain name which sounds better.

I think it is possible that most Smart TV operating systems like Android TV, Roku, Fire TV, and Apple OS would work with Stadia because Stadia can be run within Chrome web browser, and probably most other modern web browsers like Opera which is now based on Chromium which is similar to Chrome...

I tried Onlive and Gaikai streaming games, but have not tried Stadia and Playstation Now.

I think the most popular models of computer for playing Stadia games will be cheaper $150 to $250 Windows 10 laptops with 32GB to 64GB storage space. These cheap laptops seem to be popular with children, more casual PC buyers like elementary school students, cheap people who shop at discount...

I think most people may not use Stadia, and rather buy games from Steam, Gog, etc to play offline when most affordable $400 desktop PC can run most PC games at higher quality video quality settings like 1080P with a framerate of 60 frames per second.

I think there is maybe a third-party controller company which make a Stadia gamepad controller which has a buil-in computer which can be used for streaming games from Stadia, and there is a Micro-HDMI port to plug the controller into a TV to display gameplay video.

There maybe a few people who use Stadia on a virtual machine operating system emulator because their work or school computer uses a Virtual Machine for installing Windows, and other reasons. Some schools, work places, and libraries use thin client computers which connect to a virtual machine on...

If it is possible to play Stadia games in Standard Definition video resolutions like 360P and 480P, I think many people with slower internet speeds, and bandwidth download limits may more likely play games in non-HD resolution, so they don't have as much slowdown problems, and reach their...

I feel using Home Appliances like Smart Refrigerators and mirrors with a built-in Google Android tablet maybe the strangest device used for playing Stadia games.

I think there will be a few game makers who will release Stadia games which are playable on smartwatches and other devices with a very small size screen like those tiny Android smartphones which have screens which are under 4 inches in size.

I think Stadia games can run off of slower devices like a Google Chromecast settop box, and Android smartphone/tablet, so I think running Stadia games on a PC computer will not make a computer run more hot, or use more electricity compared to running games which are physically installed on a PC...

speaking from someone who grew up alongside PC gaming and Playstation, why does Google Stadia get so much flak? i dont understand. for one who dreams about the future of gaming, its a freaking heaven! there may be a lot of missing points here and there, but I'd like to treat the early release...