Release a game on a struggling platform and it's broken shutdown the studio you just bought before they patch the game. That is the best damn idea I have ever read I always thought EA was the grim reaper for studios. Hell just let Google handle the studio they will kill off a studio faster then EA will. I think that is a new record for who can kill a studio faster.
Google has a history of making products and failing to support them. This is why I never even considered the Stadia because I knew Google wouldn't support it.
"Journey to the Savage Planet has a serious, game-breaking bug, and there is no one left to fix it. And just for a little additional irony, the game streaming basis of the Stadia platform means there are no local files for users to try and apply their own fix."
Streaming is not the future, and because of reasons like that, it never will be. What a shame.
Release a game on a struggling platform and it's broken shutdown the studio you just bought before they patch the game. That is the best damn idea I have ever read I always thought EA was the grim reaper for studios. Hell just let Google handle the studio they will kill off a studio faster then EA will. I think that is a new record for who can kill a studio faster.
I'm surprised Google didn't at least try to sell the studio first, before shutting Typhoon Studios down.
Then to ship a game that won't ever get updated is very scummy of Google too.
Google has a graveyard of flash in the pants ventures that they have dropped like hot potatoes. Not surprised
Google has a history of making products and failing to support them. This is why I never even considered the Stadia because I knew Google wouldn't support it.
We are witnessing another online only gaming graveyard bit by bit.