![]() “While Stadia’s approach to streaming games for consumers was built on a strong technology foundation, it hasn’t gained the traction with users that we expected so we’ve made the difficult decision to begin winding down our Stadia streaming service,” Stadia VP and GM Phil Harrison wrote in a blog post. Google recently said that it will shut down Stadia in January. ![]() But these services have struggled to attain mainstream user adoption. Google’s Stadia and Amazon’s Luna have made the same play, attempting to peddle video games that people can play even if they don’t have an expensive gaming computer or coveted console. The hope is over time that it just becomes this very natural way to play games wherever you are.” “It’s a completely different business model. We’re not asking you to subscribe as a console replacement,” Verdu said on stage. ![]() ![]() Verdu said that Netflix is “seriously exploring a cloud gaming offering.” The company will also open a new gaming studio in Southern California. At TechCrunch Disrupt, Netflix VP of Gaming Mike Verdu dropped two bits of news about the streaming giant’s foray into games.
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