Google has revealed more details about its new video gaming platform, Stadia, which was first announced in March. Stadia is a cloud gaming platform - so instead of buying a games console ...

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An curved arrow pointing right. Google finally showed off its streaming gaming platform at the 2019 Game Developers Conference. Dubbed Stadia, the platform allows players to quickly load and play ...

Google will shut down its Stadia cloud-gaming service in the UK on Thursday, as it issues refunds to gamers. Stadia was touted as a "Netflix for games" when it launched, in November 2019 ...

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so you can get started streaming your favorite games right away. Stadia supports most Google Pixel phones, all new Samsung S phones, most OnePlus phones, and more. On most modern Android devices ...

Stadia, Google's cloud-based gaming platform, represents a new world of gaming where you don't need a console or PC to play popular games like "Destiny 2" or cult favorites like "Dead by Daylight ...

but it won't be the Google Glass. Stadia had so much promise, yet failed to read the room and fell on its face. The concept was one so many had been waiting for, a "Netflix for games" as it were ...

Google has announced its first-party studio, Stadia Games and Entertainment, and it will be headed by Jade Raymond.

Earlier this week, Google opened its first-ever Stadia game development studio in Montreal. Alongside the announcement, Jade Raymond, the Montreal-born head of Stadia Games and Entertainment, spoke to ...

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