Google Stadia is not a subscription service like "Netflix for video games." Instead, it is a platform where subscribers can purchase titles and enjoy them on any device. However, some thought that the products' prices might be cheaper, but that will not be the case.
Phil Spencer, one of the project leaders, has been confused. "I don't understand why they should be cheaper." According to the executive, the "added value of the game on Stadia is that you can play on any screen," which means it doesn't matter if you have a TV, a PC, a laptop or a phone, as you will be able to use any of them. "I think it is going to be valuable for players," he comments.
However, Harrison has not confirmed the standard price of games on Google Stadia. According to his statement, "publishers or developers have a lot of control over prices, but it is complicated for me to determine them at this time." What they will undoubtedly take into account is the fact of "keeping market prices."
Google Stadia is a platform that can be enjoyed for $9.99 per month. The subscription includes Destiny 2 with all its updates, although the idea of the platform is for users to pay for the possibility of using the services it offers. Instead of being forced to have a powerful computer or console, the platform allows access to games from the cloud and maximizes game performance.
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