Some of the people who made an early bet on Google's ambitious attempt to revolutionize video games are losing patience

Getty ImagesGoogle CEO Sundar Pichai introduced Google Stadia on stage at the 2019 Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, California.In November 2019, Google finally launched a major gaming platform that was in development for years: Google Stadia.Rather than buying games on a disc, or downloading them from a digital store, Stadia streams games over the internet. The service launched with access limited to customers willing to pay $129 for the "Founder's Edition."The platform's launch was rocky at best, with features missing and a paltry game library. Reviewers told potential buyers to wait and see.Since launch, Google hasn't said much about Stadia - and early adopters are getting impatient with the lack of updates. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.Two months ago, Google

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