While Google may have given up on making AAA games for Stadia, it certainly hasn’t given up on the cloud gaming platform as a whole. The company has just updated Stadia with a new search option that’ll make it easier to find the games you want to play when you want to play them. Google […]
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It’s been a long time coming, but Google Stadia is available on iPhone and iPad. If you’ve wanted to play some of the best games available on other consoles, such as Little Nightmares II and even Cyberpunk 2077, then this is your time to do it with nothing more than your smartphone or tablet. Here’s how […]
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One of the best things about gaming (aside from the games themselves, of course) is the sense of community. And Google is fostering that sense of community by letting you share Google Stadia games with your family. Google Adds Stadia Games to Family Sharing If you subscribe to Google’s in-house gaming service, Stadia, you will […]
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Google is launching a new Stadia Experiment that will let you to stream your games over a mobile data connection. The company announced the new feature on the Stadia Community Blog. Adding mobile data is a significant change, as the game streaming service previously only worked when connected to a home internet connection. And being […]
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Google is opening Stadia up to more phones. So much so that Google Stadia should now work on almost any Android phone. While an 8-year-old phone running KitKat won’t be capable of running Stadia, a 5-year-old phone running Marshmallow may well be. Google Stadia is only officially supported on a select number of handsets. And […]
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Anyone can sign up for Google Stadia and stream games to their PC. But do you need a Google Stadia controller to play Google Stadia games? In a word, no. Several popular game controllers will work with Stadia, meaning you can get started with Google’s game streaming service right away. Here’s how to use different […]
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