What Happened Games

CORRECTION: I made a super dumb mistake in this episode; when I said that Stadia had only 9 games, I was looking at an article that was just detailing the new games being added in APRIL specifically. The full list of games currently available on Stadia can be found here: https://store.google.com/ca/product/stadia_games

 ...and as you can see, it's significantly more than just 9 games. Just glancing at the page it looks like about 5 times more than that lol.

Google just announced that Stadia is free for the next two months and Microsoft's response is to open pre-registration for Project xCloud... 

...we're doomed aren't we?

It's fine I just wish it had paddles :(

Capcom is asking its fans whether or not it should keep making remakes like Resident Evil 2 and 3, or even make new games in the same style. Uh...OF COURSE!!!

If Microsoft AND Sony are both releasing their exclusives onto Steam, what are the chances that Nintendo will follow suit?

The ESA has responded to IGN's announcement in the most baffling, least surprising way imaginable.

In the grim darkness of the far future, there will only be Devolver press conferences.

Red Hook Studios has shocked literally everyone in the entire world by revealing that their April Fools goof is REAL!!!

Epic Games' recent announcement has eliminated my ability to form coherent sentences. Beyond how surprising it is that they chose THESE developers to partner with (Playdead, Remedy, and gen Design), I'm completely flummoxed that Valve doesn't seem to be showing any signs of responding with any of their own equivalent initiatives...

After 9000 years of inactivity Valve has elaborated on the ways they intend to fix Artifact. You can read their blog post yourself at the link below (and I'd appreciate it if you explained it to me!).

https://store.steampowered.com/newshub/app/583950/view/2102558993190369210

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