Cloud Gaming is a segment that has arrived with relative strength and is posited for the gaming of the future. Google Stadia has been a major disaster that shows that there is still a lot to do to see a platform in conditions. The one who has taken the lead is NVIDIA with GeForce Now, a platform that has been in development for some time. Of course, after its launch it has been in difficulties.
It was quite surprising that Bethesda and Activision Blizzard, after launch, withdraw their catalog. The two companies had supported this platform and its departure is generating many suspicions. The last to withdraw its games from the platform has been 2K Games. So far none of the three companies has provided a reasonable explanation.
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NVIDIA's cloud gaming solution has two key advantages: the ability to run games from Steam and other game stores, and ray tracing. Stadia doesn't offer these features, and it seems unlikely they ever will. Furthermore, Stadia's catalog is meager, while NVIDIA's was, well, quite extensive.
This causes the GeForce Now catalog to lose titles like Borderlands 3 and BioShock Infinite. Undoubtedly a blow to the platform which is detracting from its potential. And as has happened in previous cases, 2K Games has not deigned to say the reason why it leaves the NVIDIA platform.
That three large studies have been from the NVIDIA platform without giving explanations raises doubts. Initially it was thought that it was Bethesda wanted more to be present on the platform, but now it does not seem to be the reason. Perhaps NVIDIA has modified the conditions to be present in GeForce Now. But all are speculations, since no one has come out to say what are the reasons for such a rare move.
Source: MSPU
