Even Google doesnt want to make games for Stadia anymore

Amazon game studio is struggling the same, so it’s not totally put of place this time. However:<p>FWIW, Stadia the console is an amazing product. It rendered useless buying a console in theory.<p>If any Stadia team member is reading: I want to work with you in this amazing project.<p>Unfortunately you need to have games on a console if you don’t want to make games (making them even at loss benefitted stadia image nonetheless) you need to license them and this is the turning point: you need a stronger acquisition strategy.

If Google regularly kills products that people use and love, why can&#x27;t they kill this one that nobody uses and nobody loves?

Comparatively, making games is harder than making gaming hardware. It&#x27;s incredible that I find fewer and fewer great games on the market these days when both the barrier to entry is lower, and the available technologies are so much more powerful.<p>But I think the problem results from the above. The barrier to entry is so low that entrants don&#x27;t make many fun games (there&#x27;s just more of them), and the available technologies to saturate usage of are so expensive to fully utilize and staff for that making a fun game falls by the wayside (too few games produced by those that can make great games, and of those, most of them are not even good).