Stadia, cloud gaming service, Google Inc., Mountain View, California, USA


Google Stadia: Google's attempt to shake up the gaming industry

Published on Mar 19, 2019

Google is entering the gaming business in a not-so-conventional way. Stadia is a new streaming service that Google hopes will shake up the gaming industry.
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Google Stadia is here. Is Xbox doomed?

Published on Mar 19, 2019

Google Stadia is here. Stadia marks Google's entry into AAA gaming via a new game streaming service. Google says you'll be able to stream game titles up to 4K 60fps on your smartphone, tablet, laptop or TV (via Chromecast). Is Google Stadia the future of video games? Are you ready for a completely online gaming experience?
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Google Stadia wants to be the Netflix of gaming

Published on Mar 21, 2019

Google's Stadia cloud gaming platform will let you stream console and PC-quality titles across laptops, desktops, TVs, tablets, and phones. At launch, Google says it will support up to 4K at 60 fps, and it will work on any screen so long as you have a Chrome browser or Chromecast Ultra. Google’s building the Netflix of video games and the company has the software and infrastructure to pull it off. But, there are still a lot of open questions.
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Google Stadia might have a different goal than you think

Published on Mar 23, 2019

When Google announced game-streaming service Stadia at GDC 2019, a bunch of gamers immediately wondered if it would improve, disrupt or have no effect on the industry. But what if Google's endgame is slightly different? We take a look at what we know, and where Stadia's true potential lies.
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Hands-on with Google Stadia and technology deep dive!

Oct 31, 2019

We go hands-on with Google's upcoming Stadia cloud gaming service, which is launching next month! The impressive demo at Google's headquarters represents the best-case scenario for streaming quality and latency, and we sit down with Stadia's VPs of product and engineering to dive into video compression and other technologies that will make Stadia work around the world.
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Google Stadia review: Playable, not perfect

Nov 18, 2019

We'll say it, Google Stadia works better than we expected. The game-streaming service is capable of transmitting relatively smooth game play to a Chromecast Ultra, browser, or Pixel phone, and the experience is (relatively) lag-free. But it comes with a host of caveats. Controllers only work wirelessly with the TV, with a computer or phone, you'll need a cable; Graphics are certainly console competitive, but this won't replace a high-end PC; and it worked on our network, but slower connections may see worse graphics and far more lag. Still, call us impressed, this may be the best attempt at game-streaming we've seen yet.
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"Google Stadia hands-on: Shockingly playable"
And still potentially unstable.

by Jessica Conditt
November 18, 2019
 

Google Stadia is finally here: hands-on first impressions

Nov 18, 2019

Google Stadia, Google's new cloud-gaming platform, has had a ton of hype and made promises. Well it's finally here, in some form at least. With only a handful of games and a handful of compatible devices, a lot of its promised features aren't available at launch. Dan Ackerman takes Stadia for a spin and sees what it's like on day one.
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"Google Stadia review: Gaming's streaming future isn't here yet"
I'm a week into playing games on Stadia, which launches Tuesday. Here's what you need to know.

by Scott Stein
November 18, 2019
 

Google Stadia cloud gaming review!

Nov 18, 2019

We spend a week testing and playing games on Google Stadia, the newly launched cloud gaming service that streams games to Pixel phones, Chrome browsers, and the Chromecast Ultra. Here's how the service performs at launch, from image quality to latency, as well as which of the promised features are ready today.
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STADIA Founder's Edition Unboxing - Google's New Gaming System

Nov 26, 2019

Play when you want, where you want with Stadia Premiere Edition.
There’s no need to overpay for expensive hardware. With Stadia, you get up to 4K 60 FPS gameplay on TVs without the hassle of time‑consuming game downloads or in‑game updates. And you can take your favorite games with you on your laptop, tablet, or phone as long as you have Wi‑Fi.
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Top 10 Stadia announcements from Google for Games Developer Summit

Jul 13, 2021

Want the highlights of the Google for Game Developers Stadia Keynote? We’ve got you covered! Learn what's new for Stadia in this recap as we share how it's easier than ever to bring your games to Stadia while maximizing return when you launch games on Stadia. Watch this recap to see the top 10 things you need to know from the Stadia Keynote!
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