Walmart is reportedly considering taking on Google Stadia and Microsoft xCloud — so get ready for a boom in video game streaming services.
The report comes just days after Google announced Stadia, an upcoming video game streaming service that aims to remove the need for expensive video game consoles.
The news comes just days after Google announced its upcoming video game streaming service, Stadia, at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. US Gamer reports that Walmart had already been in talks with video game developers and publishers about a streaming service earlier this year, and the company has continued discussions at this year's GDC.
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