CuCabeludo on 13 February 2020
I don't agree. Not every company has the capacity to deliver a worldwide infrastructure to support their games on the cloud. It is the same as thinking every company could have had the capacity to sell their own consoles for their exclusive games.
The problem lies on companies wanting their share of the cloud revenue. Capcom and Square Enix also removed their games from GFN. Nvidia will need to come with an agreement with developers if more companies decide that they will only allow their games on cloud services they authorize.
The only ones that can deliver robust cloud gaming infrastructure to the world are Google, MS and Amazon, maybe Valve.
Last edited by CuCabeludo - on 13 February 2020
