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Read More »Google widens Stadia support to include 20 other Android phones
Google announces five new titles coming to Stadia
The collection includes three games making their debut first on Stadia
Read More »Google acquires Montreal-based Typhoon Studios
"They have a very tight-knit team that managed to ship what looks like a pretty awesome game in a very impressive amount of time"
Read More »Google insists Stadia games ‘stream at 4K and 60 FPS’ and expects developers to ‘continue to improve their games on Stadia’
"We expect that many developers can, and in most cases will, continue to improve their games on Stadia"
Read More »Google almost doubles the number of games coming to Stadia’s launch line-up
"Huge thank you to our game developer and publisher partners for bringing more titles"
Read More »Google delays a number of Stadia’s key features, including family sharing and buddy pass
Support for 4K streaming on PC has also been pushed to 2020
Read More »Bandai Namco on Little Nightmares 2, Tori and why Europe is ‘the future of the group’
Having explored an array of varied projects in the past few years, Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe has learnt many lessons, reaching a newfound maturity. Hervé Hoerdt tells us about BNEE’s ambitions, its expectations for brand new project Tori and how the European branch has finally found its identity
Read More »Ubisoft announces subscription service Uplay+
Uplay+ will be available on Stadia from 2020. "This is the beginning of our partnership," Ubisoft's VP of platform and product management Brenda Panagrossi told Google's VP Phil Harrison
Read More »Google to unveil Stadia price and launch plans tomorrow
Stadia Connect goes live at 5pm UK time
Read More »Stadia: is cloud gaming finally ready for take off?
The death of consoles! The next billion gamers! The Netflix of games! Cloud-based gaming has all the hype. With Google finally showing (most) of its hand at GDC, we talk to critics, supporters, analysts and those working in the still-fledgling sector about its potential
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