@Animatronic64 My point is not that you should not be critical or sceptical of technology in development. By all means, moan to your hearts content. The issue, that person put his points forward as reasons strong enough to stop the development of cloud gaming, which is exactly what holds back progress. I have my own doubts that cloud gaming will ever be up to scratch with a top end Xbox 360 or PS3 or PC title. However, this is not even close to a good enough reason to stop the development of the topic. Also, his argument against MP3 is ridiculous. Yes MP3 does not provide the same quality as a CD but that was never a good reason to stop the development and the world would not be as convenient a place without that technology. The point that I found most ridiculous was his complaints about the journalistic standard of gamespot.com and how his profile says he has abandoned it gamespot in september due to these 'poor standards'. Yet, he could obviously find nowhere else that would put up with his own brand of rubbish so here he is back to complain in november. There is no problem with being critical or skeptical but these are very different things from just being negative for the sake of being negative and then, at that, not even being able to stick to his ridiculous views.

@jamyskis So from what you are saying, the world would be a better place without MP3 technology? I mean, come on. Yes, most products of any sort will have downsides when compared to predecessors or competing products. That does not mean they should never have been developed. You certainly make some valid, all be it thoroughly negative comments with regards to cloud gaming. Have you ever thought that maybe, just maybe, there are people out there for which the pro's of this technology will outweigh the cons? This is the same as any new product or competing product. For example, I had been a PC gamer for years and then moved to Xbox. There are loooooads of things I miss about PC gaming but for me, the pros just outweitgh the cons for the way I play games. My overall point is, why is every comments section on this and most games sites just filled with moaning. Did you ever hear the saying 'if you don't have something good to say, then don't say it!'. All it seems to be is moaning. A classic example of this was the lead up to BF3 and MW3. You had MW3 fans going on BF3 threads to complain and vice versa. If you don't want to use something, don't use it. You don't need to convince 'noobs' not to use it! And finally jamyskis, if you closed your account (as it says on your page) in September due to your disgust with the journalistic standards of gamespot, what are you doing back here in November to complain again?