News & Reviews:   Google Stadia review

Despite the many limitations, many companies continue to work on game streaming as a service. In particular, the Stadia platform is something that Google is working hard to bring to more people. Recently, the company has announced that more devices will now support Stadia.

Google Stadia launched recently, allowing those who purchased the Stadia Founder's Edition box to start their earlier romp on the games streaming platform. Now, one week later, those of you who got bought the box will also be able to get a friend to join in the fun with the Buddy Pass.

Google Stadia was announced a while back and it opened up doors for gamers who can’t keep upgrading their devices to support newer games. If you aren’t up to speed, Google Stadia allows users to play games on ANY device through remote connection. Essentially, you’re gaming on one of Google’s machines and streaming it to your own device. Some new information has been added onto the Google Stadia FAQ page recently, filling up some unanswered questions. 

We’ve heard of Google Stadia and the recently announced Project xCloud by Microsoft which helps bypass hardware problems most gamers face while gaming. Now, a brand new technology has been unveiled by Bethesda at E3 today which aims to make cloud gaming better and faster, Orion.