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Google Stadia

Google Stadia is a streaming service for playing video games over the internet. Instead of having to buy a high-spec computer or console to play games, people need only a Wi-Fi controller and a dongle for their TV.

Google Stadia is a streaming service for playing video games over the internet. Instead of having to buy a high-spec computer or console to play games, people need only a Wi-Fi controller and a dongle for their TV. The games run remotely on servers in data centres. As a player moves around in a game, video of the gameplay will be streamed to their device.

Providing the internet connection is good enough, this will happen seamlessly. Players can also switch devices mid-game, such as by starting their game in a web browser on a laptop and then changing to a mobile phone.

Topics: Technology / Video games

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