Not sure exactly why you NEED people to want this so much, but whatever.

You require something more than a screen and a controller for Stadia. You also need an audience. As the negative reaction has indicated, that does not exist. Ask microsoft how gamers feel about games that stop working when your router craps out.

St…

I have two very different scenes.

Except I can still buy movies and music. Streaming is a convenience, not mandatory.

-Google glass

I said it before: this is the Juicero/smartpipe of gaming.

In a word, no.

While trump is obviously the more obvious and grotesque embarassment, I gotta say, the whole brexit fiasco is like watching someone feed themselves feet first into a wood chipper, while declining numerous attempts to help them get out.

This. They are the only ones approaching this from a balanced perspective.
Google is putting all its eggs in a basket that is impossible for the bulk of north america to use, and in interviews they don’t seem to have planned ahead in that regard at all. Phil Harisson (who is a guy you always want at your game platform…

Assuming sony will ape nintendo is a pretty safe bet on any issue. Assuming they will ape nintendo but not understand why what nintendo did works is an even better one.

So expect something like nintendo direct, but somehow worse.

You you could not be stupid with your money and buy set of eneloops for, and not be beholden to a big bulky charger for a battery pack that can only be used for a game system at the til end of its life.

You you could not be stupid with your money and buy set of eneloops for, and not be beholden to a big bulky charger…

I feel like game companies should stop getting Phil harrisson launch things. or do anything really. He’s atrocious at communicating with the public, is responsible for some of the worst gaffes of both the ps3 and X1 reveals ad the guy is 0 for 2 when it comes to successful product launches.

Google hiring him is like…

In one way you are right....in another, more accurate way, you are 100% wrong.

This is in no way similar to what Msoft is doing. They are offering a streaming service an an option. You can buy games, you can download games. You can lend or resell your retail games. Hell, half of the reason gamepass has been given the…

Dune is rife with biblical overtones:

When the first trailer for the game came out, people found it funny that pikachu was being voiced like a hardboiled noire detective. So as a joke someone suggested that nintendo get Devito to voice the american version.

This can be remedied.

This film will probably make big bank. They are already talking about more live action pokemon films (and aslong as they keep the more adult tone of this one, I am all for it. Pokemon as a universe has been screaming for some more teens and up quality content. Most fot eh fanbse is over 20…

Except microsoft announced something like this last year. And they are not abandoning consoles.

This requires you to buy into an ecosystem where you own NONE of your games and have no choice in the matter. I had gamepass, and bought a few games on it, and now no longer have game pass. I still get my games.

Correction: the original xbox one had a daily online sign in. if your internet went out you coudl still play as long as you coudl sign in over the internet or on a cell phone app. Also there was game sharing and the ability to buy physical media, play blurays and run your home entertainment centre.

This is literally…

Wow. So a service that mimics services both of its main competitors already offer or will be beta testing in months, presented by Phil Harrisson, that is essentially useless to the bulk of north america and that instantly shuts down if anything goes wrong with your internet.

I think it stems from trying to shoehorn a girl power story into the existing marvel origin formula.

“Dbag messes up, creates problem, gets humbled and then becomes a hero and fixes it” works well enough on its own.

But when the film’s third act changes the message to ‘believe in yourself’ when an almost leeroy jenkins…

I have to imagine it’s a testosterone thing.