Stadia in 2022: I'm ready for cloud gaming, but Google isn't

Way, way back in 2019, Google launched its cloud gaming platform Stadia in a state that I described at the time as being more or less a beta. A ton of seemingly basic features were missing, some for quite a while: for months after launch, the platform didn’t have achievements, a proper TV app, or family game sharing, among other shortcomings. Hell, its store lacked basic search functionality until the spring of 2020. Today, many of those complaints have been addressed, and Stadia is better than it’s ever been — but it’s not as easy to get excited about as it used to be.

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Taylor Kerns

Way, way back in 2019, Google launched its cloud gaming platform Stadia in a state that I described at the time as being more or less a beta. A ton of seemingly basic features were missing, some for quite a while: for months after launch, the platform didn’t have achievements, a proper TV app, or family game sharing, among other shortcomings. Hell, its store lacked basic search functionality until the spring of 2020. Today, many of those complaints have been addressed, and Stadia is better than it’s ever been — but it’s not as easy to get excited about as it used to be.

https://ift.tt/eA8V8J January 06, 2022 at 03:00PM