Google rolled out the Project Stream demo last year, letting players experience the new Assassin's Creed: Odyssey in a browser. We all suspected this was just the start of a major game streaming ...

EDITOR'S NOTE: This article was updated to add proper attribution in the seventh paragraph. It's game over for Stadia. Alphabet Inc.'s (GOOGL) (GOOG) Google is shutting down the Stadia cloud-streaming ...

Google just announced its new Stadia game streaming service during the GDC 2019 keynote. Here's everything we learned about the new game streaming service. On Tuesday, Google unveiled its new gaming ...

The latest Stadia shortcoming could make gameplay disappointing even when it's working correctly. Google has confirmed Destiny 2 and Red Dead Redemption 2 don't actually render at the promised 4K ...

Google will start its Stadia streaming service to challenge the video game industry in November — but initially only as part of a $130 bundle that includes hardware and a pass for a friend. Google ...

Stadia gets an edge over game streaming rivals. Google Stadia just got a nice little update that gives it an edge over rival streaming services like Nvidia GeForce Now. It can now stream games to your ...

The concept of streaming content to a device, obviously, isn't new. Music companies like Pandora and Spotify found a way to bring your favorite music to you on any device years ago. Meanwhile, Netflix ...

Stadia was a streaming service that leverages Google’s vast cloud infrastructure to deliver AAA and indie games alike over the web without needing specialized gaming hardware. This ambitious effort ...

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Google bypassed the App Store to make a version of Stadia that’ll run on an iPhone and iPad. Photo: Google/Cult of Mac Google followed through with a promise to make its Stadia cloud-gaming service ...

Google is set to unveil a new gaming service this week. The tech company says it is launching Stadia, a service for streaming and playing games, in 14 countries on Tuesday, Nov. 19. Stadia users don't ...