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"Saturated"? Seriously? How so? I can't think of a single cloud gaming platform that didn't fail miserably. Nobody can seem to be able to make a competitive service. There's a massive gap that needs to be filled.
Uh, GeForce Now? Xbox gamepass/cloud? Amazon Luna? Probably more. And if others fail I assume because there isn't enough demand. (except for stadia, that's just failed because Google gets a hard on for canceling projects). Now I haven't bothered with cloud gaming since OnLive. So I don't know how good any of these are. They probably can be improved on. But to say there are none? Nah.
I don't really like any of the options available, but there's certainly competition.