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"content": "Welcome to The future of Gaming - Google Stadia wants to shift gaming into the cloud<br /><br />Here's what we know about Stadia so far, Google Stadia release date, specs, price, and streaming performance<br /><br />Google has finally unveiled Google Stadia, its long-awaited, oft-rumoured game streaming service. The concept is relatively simple: through the power of Google’s tremendous and far-reaching server might, you will be able to stream a library of the latest and greatest games direct to any of your Google devices. Even a diddy Chromecast will be able to beam the very latest AAA games direct to your fingertips. Sound good?<br /><br />Google isn’t the first company to pursue game streaming, and it won’t be the last either. But it’s definitely the only one to launch with such pomp and circumstance that it’s caught the public eye like nothing before it. Nvidia has been offering a similar service for years in its GeForce Now platform, but despite its 300,000 monthly users, and 1 million more apparently queuing up to join, it’s never made the splash that Google Stadia suddenly has.<br /><br />But when Nvidia believes that game streaming could be “a billion-gamer opportunity,” you can see why Google, Microsoft, Sony, and hundreds of startups are all fighting for a piece of the pie. With an addressable market of at least two billion users (~62% of all web surfers use Chrome), Google is in a mighty advantageous position to hoover up that market share for itself. And that’s going to put pressure on console manufacturers Microsoft and Sony most of all.<br /><br />And that’s because Stadia takes hardware out of gamers’ hands and puts the onus on Google’s datacentre to keep up with the latest tech advances. Packed into Google’s server racks is custom AMD GPU and Intel x86 CPU tech, with the launch tech scaling up to 4K, 60fps . Google has even promised 8K, 120fps in the future…<br /><br />And that’s the kicker. Before we get too carried away, Google hasn’t confirmed the exact network requirements necessary for a smooth, latency-free gaming experience. Stadia’s precursor, Project Stream, demanded a 25Mbps downstream minimum, while early testing in Stadia suggests that Google steps resolution down to 720p on less capable connections.<br /><br />Google Stadia specs<br /><br />Stadia will scale up as and when more performance is required. But we do know that each instance will utilise a custom x86 Intel CPU running at 2.7GHz. This will be paired with custom AMD graphics silicon capable of 10.7 teraflops of raw compute, fitted with 56 compute units and HBM2 memory.<br /><br />Google Stadia pricing<br /><br />Google is yet to confirm whether the service will work on a subscription model or whether gamers will be required to purchase each game individually. Therefore, pricing remains a mystery. As for the controller, we expect it to fall in line with Microsoft’s Xbox controller or Sony’s Dualshock 4 around the $50 – $80 mark.<br /><br />Google Stadia performance<br /><br />Google has made progress since Project Stream was first tested, and now Stadia is capable of 4K at 60fps. Down the line, Google has promised 8K and >120fps gaming. But streaming poses new challenges, and a stable internet connection will be required to make the most out of the tech on offer.<br /><br />Google Stadia release date<br /><br />Not one to generally offer much in the way of specifics, Google plans on launching Stadia in the US, UK, Canada, and “most of” Europe sometime in 2019. With such a massive release window, the web is rife with speculation – so why not speculate ourselves, huh?<br /><br />With E3 only a couple of months away, it feels like the colossal gaming show would be the perfect opportunity for Google to shed some light on which developers are signed up for Stadia. It has already stated that it will be unveiling more details about the business model and cost in the summer. However, a full public launch at that time might be a little optimistic.<br /><br />We already know that Doom Eternal will be available to play on the service come launch, as a native Vulkan title that makes complete sense. Ubisoft will also be wholeheartedly embracing Stadia considering Yves Guillemot’s guest appearance at the GDC announcement and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey’s role as streaming guinea pig. Developer Tequila Works – from Rime, Deadlight, and The Sexy Brutale fame – will also be backing the service.<br /><br />Google has also setup Stadia Games and Entertainment: a first-party studio, headed by Jade Raymond, that aims to “reimagine the new generation of games.” And conveniently netting itself some exclusives without twisting anyone’s arm, too. We may even see demos make a triumphant return on the platform.<br /><br />Further game announcements will be made later in the year. Harrison has confirmed Google will “be connecting with you again in the summer to share more details on the games you’ll get to play at launch and beyond.”<br /><br />Make sure to Subscribe, Like, Share and leave a Comment for more High Quality Engaging Content from The Next World team.<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=thenextworld\" title=\"#thenextworld\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#thenextworld</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=future\" title=\"#future\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#future</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=futurism\" title=\"#futurism\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#futurism</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=technology\" title=\"#technology\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#technology</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=internet\" title=\"#internet\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#internet</a>",
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Nvidia has been offering a similar service for years in its GeForce Now platform, but despite its 300,000 monthly users, and 1 million more apparently queuing up to join, it’s never made the splash that Google Stadia suddenly has.\n\nBut when Nvidia believes that game streaming could be “a billion-gamer opportunity,” you can see why Google, Microsoft, Sony, and hundreds of startups are all fighting for a piece of the pie. With an addressable market of at least two billion users (~62% of all web surfers use Chrome), Google is in a mighty advantageous position to hoover up that market share for itself. And that’s going to put pressure on console manufacturers Microsoft and Sony most of all.\n\nAnd that’s because Stadia takes hardware out of gamers’ hands and puts the onus on Google’s datacentre to keep up with the latest tech advances. Packed into Google’s server racks is custom AMD GPU and Intel x86 CPU tech, with the launch tech scaling up to 4K, 60fps . Google has even promised 8K, 120fps in the future…\n\nAnd that’s the kicker. Before we get too carried away, Google hasn’t confirmed the exact network requirements necessary for a smooth, latency-free gaming experience. Stadia’s precursor, Project Stream, demanded a 25Mbps downstream minimum, while early testing in Stadia suggests that Google steps resolution down to 720p on less capable connections.\n\nGoogle Stadia specs\n\nStadia will scale up as and when more performance is required. But we do know that each instance will utilise a custom x86 Intel CPU running at 2.7GHz. This will be paired with custom AMD graphics silicon capable of 10.7 teraflops of raw compute, fitted with 56 compute units and HBM2 memory.\n\nGoogle Stadia pricing\n\nGoogle is yet to confirm whether the service will work on a subscription model or whether gamers will be required to purchase each game individually. Therefore, pricing remains a mystery. 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It has already stated that it will be unveiling more details about the business model and cost in the summer. However, a full public launch at that time might be a little optimistic.\n\nWe already know that Doom Eternal will be available to play on the service come launch, as a native Vulkan title that makes complete sense. Ubisoft will also be wholeheartedly embracing Stadia considering Yves Guillemot’s guest appearance at the GDC announcement and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey’s role as streaming guinea pig. Developer Tequila Works – from Rime, Deadlight, and The Sexy Brutale fame – will also be backing the service.\n\nGoogle has also setup Stadia Games and Entertainment: a first-party studio, headed by Jade Raymond, that aims to “reimagine the new generation of games.” And conveniently netting itself some exclusives without twisting anyone’s arm, too. We may even see demos make a triumphant return on the platform.\n\nFurther game announcements will be made later in the year. 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