Steam Gives Signal to Introduce Cloud Gaming Service
Although it is still a discourse that has not been fully realized until now, many big game industry activists out there really hope for the future of the gaming world which is more decorated with internet technology. Through Cloud Gaming, their hopes are clearly not like a figment. Because this service was deliberately created to promise you the freedom to play various games without relying on the capabilities of hardware devices or consoles.
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In addition to Microsoft, which is currently busy developing Stadia and even preparing to launch it for the first time on November 19, there is one other major developer such as Valve who secretly also want to join the plunge into a similar standard.
Valve is working on “Steam Cloud Gaming” according to partner site code update. Partners will need to sign an addendum to their terms.
Could this be a competitor to @GoogleStadia?https://t.co/7AQ9YxCol8
— Steam Database (@SteamDB) November 6, 2019
Yes, you heard right. Reported from an update of Valve’s partner site code which was recently discovered by the Steam Database (Steamdb), whether intentionally or not, there is some kind of writing about an agreement in the line of code that contains (for more details, you can directly search for the name “Steam Cloud Gaming” via the following link):
“You must agree to the terms in the Steam Cloud Gaming Addendum before continuing”
“Thank you for signing the latest Steam Cloud Gaming Addendum. Click OK to continue“
Valve itself still doesn’t want to open up about this, although speculation about their interest in the world of Cloud Gaming has started to get stronger.
Although it is not clear whether the Steam/Valve version of Cloud Gaming is really here to compete with Stadia or even to prepare a certain innovation that is more economical like Steam, we should wait for official information that Mr. Gaben should be ready to share with us.
Credits to: Steamdb
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