Google Stadia will likely go down in history as one of the biggest failures in the history of the video game industry. In what can only be described as a bit of foreshadowing, the company promoted the system’s reveal at Game Developer’s Conference 2019 with a display featuring three other big commercial failures: E.T. for the Atari 2600, Nintendo’s Power Glove, and the Sega Dreamcast. The display read “Anything you dream can be built,” and the pieces were loaned out by the Video Game History Foundation’s Peter Cifaldi. Following Google’s decision to end the Stadia service, Cifaldi is now auctioning off all three pieces to raise money for the foundation.
Remember when Google Stadia had that GDC display where they sat it next to three of gaming history’s most famous failures?Now you can recreate this display in your own home! I provided the originals for the display, and now I’m selling them for charity. https://t.co/xwwPzMCaRN pic.twitter.com/aFovsGyAZP
