Stadia

Google Stadia has announced that it will be closing its internal studio, which was built to develop first-party games, and will be pivoting to focus on third-party business partnerships. Stadia, which first released in November 2019, was designed to give users a cloud-based gaming platform that works across PC, tablets, and smartphones. Over the year,...

More than a year out from its initial release, Stadia appears to be following through on its promise to enable users to livestream directly to YouTube. During its initial reveal, Google stated that its cloud-based gaming platform was created with the intention of having deep integration with YouTube. Google Stadia was envisioned to allow users...

Google shared its summer Stadia Connect today, detailing new games coming to its streaming gaming platform for 2020 and beyond. New features include Click to Play, allowing users to instantly play games without having to wait for a download or update. Check out a summary of today’s Stadia Connect below: Stadia Games and Entertainment Outcasters (Only on...

Google Stadia will be launched on November 19 in numerous countries, including Canada and US, and a stack of games will be available for purchase from the off. However, none of them will be in-house Google exclusives. That's because, while Google has formed its own first-party studio, it is nowhere near ready to publish its own...

Last month, we reported that Google will soon be announcing its foray into the world of video games and today at the Game Developers Conference, the company has launched a new streaming service for games called ‘Stadia’, that will work on any TV with Chromecast, any computer running Chrome browser, and Google's Pixel devices (via...