Facebook has become another major technology company to enter the world of cloud gaming, but unlike its competitors, its approach is different.
Cloud gaming services are provided by Amazon or Google and other companies for a fee, but Facebook will provide free service.
Facebook vice president Jason Rubin said, “We’re going to offer free-to-play games to users, at least at launch. We’re not promising 4K, 60 frames per second, for which you pay $7 a month.” Have to, we’re not trying to sell any hardware like controllers’.
He said that the reason for Facebook’s foray into cloud gaming is to bring games to users that we can provide.
The addition of games to Facebook has been more than a decade in the making, starting with Flash-based games like Farmville before the company progressed to HTML5 for its Instant Games platform.
But both these technologies are quite limited and simple.
Jason Rubin said that more complex games will be able to reach users on the cloud platform, while the Instant Games platform will remain in place alongside cloud gaming in the Facebook app.
It should be noted that last year Facebook bought Spain’s cloud gaming service PlayGiga, which will help with this new service.
Jason Rubin said that the new platform will keep the games for 300 million people, but they will be able to play more complex games.
These free games will be available on Facebook in beta version from October 26 and some games like 3D Racer Asphalt 9 and Mobile Legends: Adventure will be playable.
Jason Rubin said that the service is launching in the US with the Facebook app on the web and Android, and that iOS is currently not included, because that is a big problem for us, in which Facebook launches browsers or games. is prevented from doing so.
He said that we hope that this service will be successful in getting people’s attention and gradually changes will be made in it.
#Facebook #company #enter #world #cloud #gaming
2024-07-17 03:51:36
