THE BORE
General => Video Game Bored => Topic started by: Nintex on September 24, 2020, 02:06:33 PM
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You like clouds and games brehs?
Say no more!!!!
http://amazon.com/Luna/?tag=BigHogs (http://amazon.com/Luna/?tag=BigHogs-20)
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Idk I see this as being like their music streaming service that I imagine no one uses, seems more appealing than stadia tho :girlaff
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Replaced the Verge link with the official site. I didn't realize they had an affiliate link and I was funding those clickbait criminals.
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How'd they swing an IOS app?
They didn't, it runs in the browser
Imagine streaming 4k video game entertainment in your smartphone browser over Wifi
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Luna is an apt name for this.
:snore
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I like how the controller is the bastard child of a Xbox controller and a switch pro controller :doge
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In fairness Microsoft buying Bethesda probably has more to do with this than anything about Sony and the ps5 :thinking
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tbh the lineup seems much better than Stadia. Still no interest in streaming games though.
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the only scenario i would consider streaming games is in hotels on trips. too bad hotel wifi is universally garbage
Idk I see this as being like their music streaming service that I imagine no one uses, seems more appealing than stadia tho :girlaff
i pay for amazon music unlimited :fbm
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Luna is an apt name for this.
:snore
(https://i.imgur.com/CrFje41.gif)
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In fairness Microsoft buying Bethesda probably has more to do with this than anything about Sony and the ps5 :thinking
Yeah, MS was probably eyeing that Cloud tech that id Software showed a while ago as well.
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Idk I see this as being like their music streaming service that I imagine no one uses, seems more appealing than stadia tho :girlaff
I used Amazon Music Unlimited, when they had that 6 months for 10 cents offer.
It didn't have all that much on it, as a lot of music i was interested in, was only on Amazon to buy, but not on the service, and at 9€/month is just laughable.
The service itself was fine i guess, mostly used it at home, so i can't really speak to its convenience.
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tbh the lineup seems much better than Stadia. Still no interest in streaming games though.
The #1 problem with Stadia is the business model.
Instead of it being a simple subscription, however pricey, they want you to buy the 60$ games on their service, which is completely antithetical to the idea.
I don't want to "own" a 60$ game on a service that they may kill next week, or at least I may cancel my subscription of.
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I love the idea of someone else keeping a high spec gaming pc in working order, and me playing it through a browser. The Google Graveyard, though…
**shudders**