Google Stadia is known as one of the greatest flops in gaming history, but the fear around the system was apparently intense for a time.
Google Stadia is known as one of the greatest flops in gaming history, but the fear around the system was apparently intense for a time.
The subscription was optional. If you bought a game on Stadia, you could play that game whenever you wanted.
They did say that early on. It was in the ToS from Day 1 that in the event of a shutdown, Google would either distribute offline versions of the games to you, or that they would refund you.
Huh, that was not my understanding at the time, but if so then I obviously stand corrected! Thank you for the clarification.
Yeah, Google was really bad about making these things clear to people. It’s insane to me how an advertising company could be so terrible about advertising the benefits of their own product. Phil Harrison is a fuckin’ gaming Grim Reaper.