A bunch of people were let go this month after SG&E fully shuttered. John Justice is the main loss not directly connected to SG&E. They’ve also made recent hires including a new marketing lead and...
A bunch of people were let go this month after SG&E fully shuttered. John Justice is the main loss not directly connected to SG&E.
They’ve also made recent hires including a new marketing lead and provided funding for more titles since shutting down SG&E. I won’t make any outrageous claims, but the editorializing declaring doom and gloom is getting old.
Jason Schreier was mostly objective and now he’s left Kotaku for Bloomberg. This is not a high quality article.
Google has put more resources into Stadia than they have for any other product in a long time. It's not going anywhere anytime soon. It has the most potential to be the leader in the game...
Google has put more resources into Stadia than they have for any other product in a long time. It's not going anywhere anytime soon. It has the most potential to be the leader in the game streaming market.
A bunch of people were let go this month after SG&E fully shuttered. John Justice is the main loss not directly connected to SG&E.
They’ve also made recent hires including a new marketing lead and provided funding for more titles since shutting down SG&E. I won’t make any outrageous claims, but the editorializing declaring doom and gloom is getting old.
Jason Schreier was mostly objective and now he’s left Kotaku for Bloomberg. This is not a high quality article.
Here is the real article that Kotaku is just commentating on: https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2021-05-13-google-says-stadia-is-alive-and-well
Google has put more resources into Stadia than they have for any other product in a long time. It's not going anywhere anytime soon. It has the most potential to be the leader in the game streaming market.