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Phil Harrison’s Views On Cloud Gaming

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At the 2019 GamesBeat Summit we saw a number of interesting discussions. One of these involved  Phil Harrison talking about Google Stadia and cloud gaming in general with Amy Hennig, a veteran game developer whom we discussed recently. In their interview, Harrison gave a few words of caution to the audience in regards to Google Stadia and the role of cloud gaming: ”This transition to game development being cloud-centric will be a fundamental shift, but it will be a difficult shift as well. This is not going to be the easiest pathway for every studio to go through.” However, it

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Where to Buy a Google Stadia Controller for Sale

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It’s been four weeks since the first official announcement of Google Stadia at the GDC (is that all—it feels like a lifetime ago if you ask me!), and since then the internet has been rife with theories and excitement surrounding Stadia. One notable point that drew a smile from avid gaming fans was Google’s subtle nod to the old days of gaming; the Konami code, a reference to traditional Japanese gaming culture, that was etched onto the reverse side of the demo controller that was shown off at the GDC. When this Konami Code is typed in on the Stadia.dev

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Google Stadia: Giving 5G Data A Purpose

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Since the announcement of the new 5G network for super fast mobile data, a lot of people have been left scratching their heads and wondering what was wrong with 4G in the first place? Sure, it’s not quite as fast as a home internet connection, but you can download a full movie in a comparatively short time as it is. Why is money being invested in this new tech when 4G isn’t even available to the entirety of the country yet? Would funds not be better spent in other areas? Google Stadia 5G Cloud Gaming & Stadia 5G Streaming Luckily

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Unity Game Engine To Support Stadia

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The Unity Game Engine is favoured among the gaming community as an easy and efficient way to build a game. It was officially announced for the very first time way back in 2005, and at the time it was only supporting one platform: the OS X. Since then, the software has grown and expanded so that it is now capable of supporting 27 different platforms. Wait, stop right there. Scratch that last, because there is to be a new kid on the Unity Gaming block. You guessed it. Google Stadia. If we skip back in time to the GDC, at

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Stadia vs xCloud vs PS Now: Which Cloud Software is Best?

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Before games were saved on discs, they were stored on bulky cartridges. I’m sure we all remember those days.  Since then, the gaming industry has evolved and reinvented itself over and over—and now, with the rise of cloud gaming (and the immense success of television streaming services), gaming may stand to take a revolutionarily different route forward. A new generation of cloud gaming is on the horizon, despite the next-gen consoles being hyped for release in early 2020. Now that both Google and Microsoft have jumped on the cloud-streaming bandwagon, with Sony having taken the plunge five years ago, it

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Stadia vs PS5 vs Xbox 2

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Ever since the announcement of Google Stadia, the big boys of the business—Sony and Xbox—have been clashing heads almost continuously in the battle for the best console. But how do they compare to Stadia and, critically, which of the three will come out on top as the best gaming platform? Stadia vs PS5 vs Xbox 2 — An Overview Theoretically, based upon what we have been told, Google Stadia should be the clear winner in any comparison. With its ability to stream exceptionally high-quality games in any location that you can get a fairly-fast internet connection—even on your mobile—there seems

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