That there are many, many other cases of purchases not being transferable. This isn't a new thing, and will not stop anytime soon.
Lost money is lost money. If you're out $130 from a membership or out $130 because Google stops supporting Stadia the result monetarily is the same.
I assume you feel people should have to release all their patents if they aren't mass producing the item, as well.
Because we have laws that aren't well enforced. Like the right to repair. How long did we have those warranty void stickers before our government began to enforce that it wasn't legal?
Literally the first review after a search:
https://www.techradar.com/reviews/google-stadia
Did you actually read the article? It doesn't claim what you're arguing. Please show where they claim it will run current games at better graphics than on PC.
To each their own. I didn't buy a single physical game for Xbox, and haven't on PC in 5 years, probably won't ever again.
You still bought a PC, monitor, and accessories. And it comes with limitations. It's not as easily portable. It has more components that can both break, and are more expensive to repair. PC's also aren't as popular as consoles for gaming, so you're focusing on a smaller market. You're focusing on past markets, not future ones. You're lagging behind the curve, instead of trying to get in front of it.
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Can you show me that marketing that made such claims?