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If they price it over $100, it'll fail hard. They still have some work to do on the cloud gaming front. Maybe because I'm used to a clear, crisp experience, and cloud gaming is topped at 1080p, but most often resembles trying to watch a video on dial up.
I've used the "play now" feature of Game Pass to play games before I download them to see if it's something I wanna play.
I would imagine they have this data as well...... but there are still a LOT of areas without high-speed internet available. Verizon is kinda getting there with the 5G hotspots serving as an entire home's connection, but that still needs work as well before it can be as "reliable" as the copper//fiber standard.
Interesting for sure. A much cheaper entry into gaming, even more so when consoles are still harder to come by than normal.
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