Google Stadia: Everything you need to know

During today’s Stadia Connect event, Google is revealing the answers to the big three questions people have been asking about Stadia—pricing, games, and launch info. We now know that Google Stadia will launch on a variety of devices later this November.

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Today’s the first Stadia Connect event, where Google is answering many of the questions we’ve been asking about their upcoming game streaming service ahead of E3. If you’re not able to watch along with the livestream event, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a list of all thirty games Google announced during the Stadia Connect livestream.

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We’re barely an hour away from Google’s first ever Stadia Connect where we’ll be learning about everything the service has to offer. Ahead of the event, though, a massive leak has revealed Stadia pricing, the launch date, a “Founder’s Edition” kit, and much more. Here’s what you need to know.

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Google is primed and ready to reveal a ton of information about its cloud-based gaming service, Stadia, during a livestream tomorrow. Now, Kotaku is reporting that Google Stadia will get Destiny 2 as one of its big titles, as well as cross-platform saves.

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For the past several weeks, Google has been teasing that more details about Stadia are coming this summer. The company today announced a livestream event for Thursday, June 6th where the pricing model, game titles, and other details about the cloud streaming service are expected.

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Stadia is launching this year with Google confirming at the March announcement that games and other details will be announced over the summer. That upcoming unveil will also include a “price reveal” and other “launch info.”

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The release of Google Stadia might not yet be concrete, but it still poses a wider question: how will multi-device streaming affect the growing ‘gaming phone’ market?

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There’s still a tremendous amount we don’t know about Google’s game streaming service Stadia, but some have already formed their opinions. In a recent interview, one executive for Microsoft’s Xbox expressed some thoughts on Google Stadia, “rubbishing” on the upcoming service.

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In this week’s top stories: Inbox by Gmail gets an official date for its shutdown, we get exclusive details on the Google Pixel 3a and 3a XL, Google unwraps its Stadia game streaming service, and more.

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Yesterday, Google revealed its vision for Stadia, a platform for game players, producers, streamers, and spectators. Paired with it, the company also unveiled a first-party game controller, which didn’t get quite the same spotlight at yesterday’s developer-focused event. Because of this, there’s quite a few things that were easy to miss.

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Yesterday Google officially revealed Stadia to the world, the company’s big game streaming project. Impressive is almost an understatement when looking at Google’s ambitious new product, and that’s before we even get pricing details or a list of games. There are still some details to be learned from the initial hands-on coverage, though. Here are some Google Stadia tidbits you might have missed.

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This morning, Google took to the stage at the 2019 Game Developers Conference to unveil its “future of gaming. The hour-long Stadia event went into depth about the upcoming streaming service, with Google officially and succinctly recapping it this afternoon.

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Machine learning opens up a world of possibilities in technology, and Google is bringing some of its advancements in that area over to gaming soon. With Google Stadia, game developers will be able to use an impressive new tool called Style Transfer ML.

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Exclusives are a huge part of the game industry, and it seems the new Google Stadia will be no exception. Alongside the service’s big reveal, Google announced its own studio, Stadia Games and Entertainment.

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Google announced its new “Stadia” game streaming platform today at the Game Developers Conference 2019, outlining its vision for a game experience that can be played anywhere. But when can we play? Google says that Stadia will be launching/releasing Stadia at some point in 2019.

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