Sega has joined a growing list of video game industry giants that have expressed an interest in cloud gaming developments and are keen to embrace streaming services. Speaking to Games Industry, Executive Vice President of Publishing, John Clark, said that although the company has previously worked with Gaikai, OnLive, and PlayStation Now, this is an ?interesting time for bigger players? to make an impact.
?We?re really interested to see how all the players push forward with significant streaming announcements and services,? said Clark. ?I think bandwidth is a very important thing, just to see how the services function. So we?ll look at Google Stadia?s rollout with a lot of interest to see how that maps out. And for the future, we?re all interested to see how economies of streaming are going to work, the business models, etc.?
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