Google unveiled Stadia today at GDC, the company’s new streaming game service which will allow subscribers to play games on smartphones, tablets, computers and TVs.
Stadia is the name Google has given to its new streaming game service which will allow subscribers to stream and play video games on their computers, TVs and smartphones. The service will rely on the Chrome Browser, Google’s Chromecast and its Pixel devices to enable 4k streams at 60pfs to subscribers in the US, Canada, the UK and Europe starting later in 2019.
Google’s Stadia is an evolution of Google’s Project Stream which ran as a public beta a few months back, allowing users to play Assassin’s Creed Odyssey on their computers through the Chrome browser.
