Google Stadia [google.com] has added more games on sale
For non-Pro members:
Trials Rising - Digital Gold Edition for $13.49 USD
DOOM for $9.99 USD
DOOM 64 for $2.49 USD
DOOM Eternal Standard Edition for $19.79 USD
DOOM Eternal Deluxe Edition for $29.69 USD
DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part One (Standalone) for $15.99 USD
DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part One (Add-On) for $15.99 USD
F1® 2020 for $26.99 USD
F1® 2020 Deluxe Schumacher Edition for $31.49 USD
Far Cry 5 Ultimate Edition for $35.99 USD
Far Cry® New Dawn Deluxe Edition for $22.49 USD
GRID for $10.49 USD
GRID Ultimate Edition for $13.49 USD
HITMAN - Game of The Year Edition for $20.99 USD
HITMAN 2 - Gold Edition for $34.99 USD
HITMAN 2 for $20.99 USD
HITMAN 2 for Expansion Pass for $15.99 USD
Immortals Fenyx Rising™ Gold Edition Stadia for $79.99 USD
Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light for $4.94 USD
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris for $2.99 USD
Madden NFL 21 for $29.99 USD
Madden NFL 21 Superstar Edition for $29.59 USD
Marvel's Avengers for $29.99 USD
Marvel's Avengers: Deluxe Edition for $39.99 USD
Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration for $5.99 USD
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World™ - Complete Edition for $13.49 USD
Shadow of the Tomb Raider Definitive Edition for $14.99 USD
STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order™ for $24.79 USD
STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order™ Deluxe Edition for $27.99 USD
The Crew 2 - Deluxe Edition for $23.99 USD
The Crew 2 - Gold Edition for $35.99 USD
The Division 2 - Warlords of New York Edition for $26.99 USD
The Division 2: Warlords of New York Ultimate Edition for $35.99 USD
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint - Gold Edition for $39.99 USD
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint - Ultimate Edition for $47.99 USD
Ghost Recon Breakpoint: Year 1 Pass for $25.99 USD
Ghost Recon Wildlands Ultimate Stadia Edition for $40.49 USD
Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition for $2.99 USD
UNO® Ultimate Edition for $8.24 USD
Valkyria Chronicles 4 Complete Edition for $33.49 USD
Exclusive deals for Pro-members
Crayta: Deluxe Edition $24.59 USD
F1® 2020 Deluxe Schumacher Edition $27.99 USD
Far Cry® New Dawn Deluxe Edition for $14.99 USD
Far Cry 5 Ultimate Edition for $22.49 USD
Ghost Recon Breakpoint: Year 1 Pass $19.99 USD
Ghost Recon Wildlands Ultimate Stadia Edition $26.99 USD
GRID Ultimate Edition $11.24 USD
HITMAN 2 $14.99
HITMAN 2 - Expansion Pass $11.99
HITMAN 2 - Gold Edition $24.99
HITMAN - Game of The Year Edition $14.99
Immortals Fenyx Rising™ Gold Edition Stadia $66.99
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World™ - Complete Edition $11.99
The Division 2: Warlords of New York Ultimate Edition $23.99
The Division 2 - Warlords of New York Edition $17.99
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint - Gold Edition for $24.99 USD
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint - Ultimate Edition for $29.99 USD
Trials Rising - Digital Gold Edition $8.99
UNO® Ultimate Edition $5.99
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Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition for $2.99 USD
Literally two of them are.
The last time I didn't add a "Price" value while posting, the SD mods (or whoever) added the lowest game price on it and reformatted the entire thing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The "Price" value is automatically attached to the title of the deal.
The "Price" value is automatically attached to the title of the deal.
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Valve want $59.36 is this a joke?
https://store.steampowe
I have very little doubt that the future of gaming will involve streaming, but I don't know whether Google will stick around with Stadia long enough for it to be an income generator (maybe 10 years?). Right now the internet infrastructure in the USA is really not good enough for a lot of people to stream well enough for fast twitch games. You need a very low latency (for responsiveness) and a fast connection (for image quality/resolution). You also need a lot of bandwidth because you're streaming up to 4K video constantly when you game on it. I believe Stadia is trying to negotiate to make their bandwidth not count against caps, but I can't imagine them having any luck with that because ISPs like Comcast have no reason to budge unless Stadia flat out pays them.
I am currently using internet fast enough for Stadia and have spent money on Stadia, but I don't think I will anymore after the developer shutdown. I just don't see a reason to trust Google to keep Stadia going and there's not likely to be a continuing plan for my games library if they do shut down. Unlike say, digital movie lockers that go defunct like UltraViolet where the library just ported over to a similar service.
Agreed. But the problem really lies in the fact (as mentioned by a poster above) is that there simply isn't the internet infrastructure in most of the U.S. for this. Many people, including myself, are strangled by the duopolies that exist in most areas which have little reason to upgrade their lines at the moment.
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But there's a lot of cases for folks who don't fall into that target, and even some who do for whom it still isn't practical - e.g. I have good Internet, but have several kids I usually play games at home with simultaneously, and one stream seems to work fine but I dont want to try 3 or 4 simultaneously.
On top of this is all the issues that people have already observed elsewhere, with what feels like game companies steadily eroding the concept of what owning a game means. People who care strongly about such things will likely never be a target for Stadia or Geforce Now and the industry isn't helping.
But live service always-on games are a pretty popular thing nowadays, so I can see the benefit fora specific set of folks. We will see what happens in the long run regarding Internet - especially if data caps continue to be foisted on users it seems dicey.
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