Google Stadia has game developers confused, excited, and worried By Joanna Nelius Cloud 9? "We're reaching uncharted territory."
I tried Google's Stadia, and latency got me killed By Jarred Walton Streamy Stadia works, but I still have far more questions than answers.
Epic's Unreal Engine support for Stadia is already live By Andy Chalk news Epic is moving aggressively to leverage Google's cloud-based platform.
Google Stadia's specs and latency revealed By Paul Lilly News An early look at Stadia's performance and what to expect.
Jade Raymond is heading Google's first-party game studio By Andy Chalk news Raymond joined Google last week.
This is Google's custom controller for its Stadia streaming game service By Paul Lilly News Stadia will work with any USB controller, but Google will also offer its own with some unique features.
Doom Eternal is coming to Google Stadia By Andy Chalk news Marty Stratton said it will be capable of running at 4K 60 fps.
You can hunt for Carmen Sandiego on Google Earth right now By Jody Macgregor News Hope you can still remember the colors of different flags.
Jade Raymond has joined Google By Shaun Prescott News The company is expected to reveal its gaming interests next week.
Google teases its 'vision for the future of gaming' keynote at GDC By Andy Chalk news Tunnels. Passages. Portals. Get the message?
Google patent offers first look at the controller for its rumoured streaming service By Fraser Brown News Looks sketchy.
DeepMind's AlphaStar AI is one of the world's best StarCraft 2 Protoss players By Fraser Brown News It won 10-1 against StarCraft 2 pros.
Blizzard will show off Google's Deepmind AI in StarCraft 2 later this week By Andy Chalk news Google and Blizzard launched the artificial intelligence project in 2016.
Get Assassin's Creed Odyssey for free if you test Google's game streaming service (US only) By Samuel Horti news You'll need Chrome and a Uplay account.
Google, Intel, and others to meet at White House to discuss quantum computing push By Paul Lilly News The US is looking to accelerate efforts into quantum computing.
Chrome's method of protecting against Spectre uses more RAM By Paul Lilly News Google's Chrome browser is better equipped to protect against side-channel attacks, but it comes at a cost.
Google rolls back Chrome update that broke web-based audio By Andy Chalk news The reversion is only temporary, however, meaning many online games still face broken audio later this year.
