News and notes on the latest from Google.
Back in early June at Google’s first Stadia Connect, the company laid out the logistics of the service, including pricing, game availability, and launch details. Today, Google announced more games coming to Stadia along with new trailers.
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Back in March of this year, Google unveiled Stadia, a new cloud gaming service. While a lot about how the service would function (on a backend) was revealed, pricing, games, and other launch info were still unknown, until today at Stadia Connect.
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Today, at Game Developers Conference 2019, Google unveiled “Stadia,” a cloud gaming service. Using this service, you can play AAA games on multiple devices without the need for a dedicated graphics card. All the processing is done on Google’s servers and you can simply stream the gameplay right onto a laptop, desktop, tablet, phone, or even a Chromecast.
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Back when Fortnite for Android was nearing its release, there were rumors, followed by a confirmation, that it would ditch the Google Play Store. After its release, you could download the game from their website or Samsung’s Galaxy Apps Store. Apparently, that wasn’t enough for them. Fortnite’s creator, Epic Games, is planning to launch its own game store for Android, PC, and Mac.
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