Darksiders Genesis (Stadia) $39.99

They should pay you 39.99$ to play an offline game with lag.
Great deal nonetheless mate !

Preordered this for Switch at EB games for $39.99. Nobody else seems to have it in stock yet.

https://www.ebgames.ca/Switch/Games/767156

Same price as Amazon.com and BestBuy.com, but in USD.

je190060 wrote: ↑ They should pay you 39.99$ to play an offline game with lag.
Great deal nonetheless mate !

Ah, excellent, another person who hasn't used Stadia, but speaking shit about it.

Truth hurts.

raspeed wrote: ↑ Truth hurts.

Ah, heres another one.

Any news if there will be any F2P games on Stadia?

roleless wrote: ↑ Any news if there will be any F2P games on Stadia?

There hasn't been mention of any yet. I have a feeling it won't be a thing until they set up an infrastructure for microtransaction sales. If games do microtransactions outside of Google taking a cut then Google would just lose money unless the traffic it drives to the platform makes up for the losses.

Wait, so you pay full price for a game that you stream?

whoa-albert wrote: ↑ Wait, so you pay full price for a game that you stream?

Kasual wrote: ↑ Ah, excellent, another person who hasn't used Stadia, but speaking shit about it.

So let me get this straight.
The hundreds of professional AND personal reviews I've watched/analysed/seen about the latency and lag problem of stadia should all be dismissed , simply because I haven't personnaly used it?

Ok...

whoa-albert wrote: ↑ Wait, so you pay full price for a game that you stream?

Stadia (at the moment) really only makes sense if you have no hardware to run current or next-gen games and have no plan to buy any. I see it being an easy sale for casual gamers and families with young children who don't want to invest in a console. They just need games to match this target market (and marketing to reach these people).

Bought it on Stadia myself.

As for paying full price for "streaming" a game, sure. I'm paying full price for a game that is being computed elsewhere for me and streamed.

Lag for me has not been a problem. I have a 300d/10u cable connection, wired the chromecast as well. When I was at the office it worked fine there too.

Add me on Stadia if you like. Same name: Ramorous.

Leuthil wrote: ↑ Stadia (at the moment) really only makes sense if you have no hardware to run current or next-gen games and have no plan to buy any. I see it being an easy sale for casual gamers and families with young children who don't want to invest in a console. They just need games to match this target market (and marketing to reach these people).

I have a PS4, a switch and now Stadia. I do prefer playing on Stadia, the portability is what sold me. To play on my PS4, I need to get away to the basement, make sure the wife isn't mad about me tucking myself away to play, whereas stadia, I can just pick up and play here and there as needed.

Kasual wrote: ↑ Ah, excellent, another person who hasn't used Stadia, but speaking shit about it.

At least no one has straight up called you a shill

dunlop wrote: ↑ For the 5 other Canadians that have Stadia like myself :p

By the end of the year I'm sure there will be at least 12 of us!

Kasual wrote: ↑ Ah, excellent, another person who hasn't used Stadia, but speaking shit about it.

Ah, excellent another person who is pretending latency isn't an issue.

You must live inside a google server room.

Leuthil wrote: ↑ Stadia (at the moment) really only makes sense if you have no hardware to run current or next-gen games and have no plan to buy any. I see it being an easy sale for casual gamers and families with young children who don't want to invest in a console. They just need games to match this target market (and marketing to reach these people).

Or marketing that will get those casuals to try "core" games and become less casual.

Thanks, OP. I have Stadia, and it works flawlessly on all of my networks (maybe I'm just lucky?)

a couple of stadia owners in here with less than 10 posts. Intradasting.