Re:Google Stadia shuts down internal studios, changing busin...
by oivey on Monday February 01, 2021 @07:44PM
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Do a handful of posts on the tiny Stadia subreddit justify the massive investment Google has made to create yet another App Store? Is the market of people who use Apple Mail because they don’t know how to register a Gmail account large and profitable enough for them to justify the investment?
The problem isn’t just lock in. There are also less games on Stadia. The lack of available games is directly due to Google’s strategy of recreating yet another App Store.
Re:Google Stadia shuts down internal studios, changing busin...
by enos_feedler on Monday February 01, 2021 @08:13PM
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There are less games on Stadia because we are just over 1 year into a 10 year platform growth story. Just because Google is Google doesn't mean they don't suffer from the same chicken and egg problems that startups have. Especially when the market is over 1T and has incumbents like MSFT and sony. Give it time.
Re:Google Stadia shuts down internal studios, changing busin...
by p1necone on Monday February 01, 2021 @08:16PM
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All the other gaming platforms have Fortnite (or insert other popular game) on them, why not Stadia?
Re:Google Stadia shuts down internal studios, changing busin...
by enos_feedler on Monday February 01, 2021 @08:55PM
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Because Stadia is 1 years old
Re:Google Stadia shuts down internal studios, changing busin...
by enos_feedler on Monday February 01, 2021 @08:11PM
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Actually, yes. I am a professional investor with a product-driven thesis. Sub-reddits are one of the most honest, representative samples for the quality and love for a product by the market. I bet millions on this.
Re:Google Stadia shuts down internal studios, changing busin...
by p1necone on Monday February 01, 2021 @08:18PM
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I'd get some of your Stadia feedback from outside the Stadia subreddit specifically - it seems to either be filled with sycophants, or has a mod team that removes anything negative (or both). Sentiment elsewhere on reddit is completely different.
Re:Google Stadia shuts down internal studios, changing busin...
by enos_feedler on Tuesday February 02, 2021 @03:27AM
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Do you have a recommendation?
Too inexperienced to use technology is a strawman, the real comparison is do they prefer the benefit of the better UX more than they fear the amorphous dangers of lock-in. The answer is easily yes.