Stadia, which Google clarifies is not just a “box”, is essentially a new cloud game streaming service that will apparently have access to high performance (up to 4K @ 60fps) AAA game releases, work on many screens, offer a unique level of YouTube integration and have a controller of its own (although it’ll be compatible with others).
It’s coming in 2019 and there’s an official site right here, with not all that much more info… yet. Definitely check out the announcement trailer below!
Stadia Official Reveal: The Future of Gaming from Google:
Introducing Stadia from Google:
The future of gaming is not a box. It’s a place. One place for all the ways we play. Welcome to Stadia, an all-new gaming platform from Google for playing AAA video games across all the screens in your life. Gather around.
Game where you want, when you want.
Play across multiple devices, including laptops, desktops, and select phones and tablets.New ways to play through YouTube and beyond.
Go from watching a video to playing a game in seconds, with even more innovative experiences to come for select games.Up to 4K HDR at 60 FPS.
Enjoy gaming the way you love, with beautiful HDR graphics and smooth frame rates.Play instantly.
No updates, no downloads. Jump right into the game.Always getting better.
Stadia’s cloud based infrastructure evolves to meet the demands of players, developers, and YouTube creators.Sign up to stay tuned at stadia.com.
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VF5 is getting dangerously close to having the same number of iterations as Street Fighter…
I mean it’s more of a “heads on”…but who says that.
The silly things we do for "fandom".
I’m certainly not gonna begrudge cheap PC games…now let’s get some badges and trading cards!
Why can’t any award actually list the innovation in accessibility in their innovation in accessibility…
Finally Jack Black in controller form…what, no? It’s not him? Oh man…
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