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Oct 3, 2026

Rand al Thor 19HOST
49:20
Oh.
Rand al Thor 19HOST
49:20
He was in charge of Stadia.
Rand al Thor 19HOST
49:21
Yeah, yeah,
Andy RichterADVERTISER
49:22
yeah.
Rand al Thor 19HOST
49:27
Phil Harrison the
Andy RichterADVERTISER
49:29
ultimate
Rand al Thor 19HOST
49:29
double triple agent was at Playstation for a long time then he came to Xbox right before the Xbox one thing left Xbox went to Google Stadia and was in charge of that when you know that thing didn't even
Andy RichterADVERTISER
49:44
last however long it lasted and whatever yeah
Alessandro BiolloMODERATOR
0:48
Nate, if you can please guys introduce yourselves and let us know what you did in the past and what you currently do.
Nate AhearnGUEST
0:57
yeah happy to thanks for having me excited to be here um i'll i'll start things off that's all right my name is nate ahern i've been in games for gosh more than more than 15 years let's say i won't put the actual number on it just to make myself feel better uh but um i've been in exola for the last year leading product marketing uh before that i was at google where I helped launch Stadia, as well as working on Google Play on a PC-focused product.
Nate AhearnGUEST
1:24
Before that, I was at Xbox, working with many independent developers as part of the ID at Xbox program.
Nate AhearnGUEST
1:31
So that's a short history, just whizzed through 15 years.
Chris BeckerGUEST
64:01
Ever since cloud gaming was a thing, I was big into it.
Chris BeckerGUEST
64:06
Like, I remember I played Cyberpunk on launch at, on, uh, Google Stadia.
John RogersHOST
64:13
Yeah.
Chris BeckerGUEST
64:14
And, uh, yeah, I, I enjoy playing the games on the cloud.
Chris BeckerGUEST
64:38
Mm-hmm
John RogersHOST
64:38
... after Breath of the Wild, sort of reac- reacclimatizing to games, basically.
John RogersHOST
64:42
Tried out Destiny 2 on, um, my MacBook on Google Stadia, um, and the input delay sort of told me what I needed to know about the, the viability of cloud gaming in Iceland.
Chris BeckerGUEST
64:56
Right.
BrianHOST
12:37
But it's not even Sony that started this.
BrianHOST
12:39
It was started with the, um, freaking Google system, the Stadia there.
JoeHOST
12:43
Stadia, yeah
BrianHOST
12:43
It was all digital.
BrianHOST
12:44
You would actually get a subscription service and still have to buy the digital game, and that was a bust back at the time because it was way ahead of its time, and then all of a sudden you get these subscription services that give you-
JoeHOST
13:02
Yeah.
DannyGUEST
13:03
Yeah, I-
JoeHOST
13:03
Yeah, Stadia did it
JoshHOST
50:27
in the past couple of months.
JoshHOST
50:29
[laughs] Uh, Google released a thing called the Stadia.
ErikHOST
50:33
Oh, yeah.
JoshHOST
50:35
Which was a fucking little dongle that attached to your TV and a, uh, and a controller, and it did the distributed...
JoshHOST
52:29
I, I ran across a timeline here.
JoshHOST
52:31
So, um, let me see.
JoshHOST
52:33
Number one, yeah, this came out on PS4, Stadia, Windows, and Xbox One on the 10th of December.
JoshHOST
52:41
Then PS5, Xbox Series X, the 15th of February, 2022, and, uh, the Nintendo Switch on the 5th of July, 2025.
Shuhei YoshidaGUEST
36:00
Like, like the...
Shuhei YoshidaGUEST
36:02
You know, I still remember the launch or announcement event, uh, during GDC of the, uh, Google Stadia.
Shuhei YoshidaGUEST
36:10
Right.
Shuhei YoshidaGUEST
36:10
Phil Harrison was standing there and making like a big, you know, presentation that he's so good at.
LandonHOST
16:23
I don't know exactly how well they're going to be used for that, but there is that option.
LandonHOST
16:28
I can't remember where I heard it, but someone was saying, you know, it's a real shame that they didn't stick with their own gaming platform because they could have launched these and had Stadia built in.
LandonHOST
16:39
But no, they killed that way too early.
LandonHOST
16:42
Because, again, if they'd have kept Stadia around, honestly, if they'd have kept it around this long, it probably would be a really good product and doing perfectly fine and would be a great launch partner for this type of device.
LandonHOST
16:57
And
CalebHOST
16:57
you'd probably sell more of them that way.

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CalebHOST
26:06
If you just pushed a little bit harder for a bit longer, you might get something good.
CalebHOST
26:12
Yeah, and
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Sep 25 · 1 Mention

Will SattelbergHOST
51:26
They are a company that has not proven themselves to be able to stay focused on projects for particularly long.
Will SattelbergHOST
51:32
Um, Or else this thing would be launching and the gaming section would be all about Stadia.
Will SattelbergHOST
51:40
But it's not.
Will SattelbergHOST
51:41
It's all about GeForce Now.
Dax Xavier JosiahHOST
16:29
It's going to be a fail.
Dax Xavier JosiahHOST
16:30
The Google Glass was a lot of Google products was the Google Glass and Google Stadia got the Zune Award.
Dax Xavier JosiahHOST
16:37
Definitely.
Dax Xavier JosiahHOST
16:37
The minute I saw that, I was like, oh, yeah, this is this is a Zune Award nominee.
JakeHOST
52:03
Let me, do you know what? Yeah, let's do this one.
JakeHOST
52:06
Google Stadia.
JakeHOST
52:07
So Google's cloud gaming platform let players stream console-quality games instantly on phones, laptops, and TVs without dedicated gaming hardware.
JakeHOST
52:17
So backed by Google, but shut down within four years.

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