Untitled Walmart Game Streaming Platform

[6souls]

If Google Can, Then...

Multiple sources familiar with Walmart's plans, who wish to remain anonymous, confirmed to USG that the retail giant is exploring its own platform to enter in the now-competitive video game streaming race. No other details were revealed other than it will be a streaming service for video games, and that Walmart has been speaking with developers and publishers since earlier this year and throughout this year's Game Developers Conference.

Walmart's discussions with developers for its streaming service have been secretive, and it's unclear how far along the service is in-development.

Over time, Walmart has integrated its physical stores with its large online presence, offering deliveries, app integrations, and in-store pick up services. Walmart also has a technology arm in Silicon Valley called Walmart Labs, which has 6,000 employees and develops tech for Walmart's digital presence. In addition it boasts tools like Cruxlux, which is a search engine designed to reveal the connection between any two people, places, or things.

Finally, Walmart has a data center unofficially called Area 71 in Caverna, Missouri which holds over 460 trillion bytes of data.

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[Sonomaa]

What the fuck.

[Cantih]

No.

[Madeline]

They can't even run a proper in store gaming section in most locations.

[Nullibicity]

Streaming wars have begun.

[Eragon]

I’ll wait for the high-end Target version.

[Prothescar]

I’ll wait for the high-end Target version.

The platinum club K-Mart version coming 2022.

[Gryffes]

Where can I get my organic gluten free game streaming service?

[Prothescar]

whole foods, then later on for a cheaper but still as good version: ALDI

[6souls]

then later on for a cheaper but still as good version: ALDI

But you have to pay a fee each time to use the controller.

[Madeline]

It's alright. I brought a sack of quarters. We've come full circle.