#google game streaming

Google has announced at the Game Developers Conference (GDC 2019) a new video game platform called Stadia that allows users to stream and play games on any device that supports the Chromecast protocol. Google Stadia boasts instant access to games as long as it supports Chromecast so it can be your laptop, desktop, tablet, smartphone, or TV. Google said that Stadia will make games available in resolutions up to 4K and 60fps with HDR and surround sound. Google is also creating its own game studio called Stadia Games and Entertainment for titles exclusive for the platform. The Stadia controller looks similar to an Xbox controller and connects to Google's data center through WiFi.The controller also includes a button for instant capture, saving and sharing gameplay in up to 4k of stunning resolution. Unlike traditional gaming handhelds that run games locally, the Nitro Blaze Link functions as a streaming device that relies on the processing power of a connected gaming PC. The company claims it delivers low-latency streaming for responsive gameplay while allowing users to access desktop-class gaming experiences away from their primary setup. Read more in our articles including "Google Stadia game streaming platform announced" and "Acer unveils Nitro Blaze Link game streaming handheld".