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Samsung is adding cloud gaming to your Galaxy phone, and it could arrive this week (9to5google.com)
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cross-posted from !android@lemdro.id

cross-posted from !samsung@lemdro.id

  • Samsung is launching a new cloud gaming service on its Galaxy smartphones and tablets, with the service possibly reaching "1 billion" Galaxy devices as early as this week.
  • The cloud gaming service aims to remove game download times, enabling immediate streaming of mobile games without the need for downloading them from the Play Store or Galaxy Store.
  • Samsung plans to undercut the typical 30% service fees charged by other platforms to attract developers to its cloud gaming service.
  • The cloud gaming service has been integrated into the Samsung Game Launcher and has received positive feedback during ongoing testing.
  • This move follows Samsung's earlier ventures into cloud gaming, including the 2022 launch of Gaming Hub on its TVs, which integrated various cloud gaming services.
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[–] Dark_Arc@social.packetloss.gg 2 points 1 year ago

I used stadia as a Linux user to play Destiny and some other games.

There were a lot of pros, no cheaters, I could play on tons of devices/locations, there's less power draw vs running the game itself on a laptop, etc.

Unfortunately Stadia is dead, and I think it was the best of the best. I've tried some of the alternatives like GeForce and it barely even comes close to what Google was offering. It's certainly not got the value proposition.