While you’re at it, be sure to take a razor blade to that ugly Stadia logo to remove it. I understand it’s a clever fusion of an S and a Wi-Fi symbol, but come on, that thing just looks awful.

Google took the wraps off its game streaming service on Tuesday with a barrage of fanfare, high-octane demos and a shiny new name and logo. Meet: Stadia. As far as names go, it's not bad.

It's been more than a year since Google announced it was killing off its short-lived cloud gaming service, Stadia. Stadia was controversial from the beginning, with some praising its potential and ...

Stadia was a streaming service that leverages Google’s vast cloud infrastructure to deliver AAA and indie games alike over the web without needing specialized gaming hardware. This ambitious ...

That’s the conceit of Google Stadia, a service that streams gameplay to your device as Google’s servers handle all the necessary processing. You will still have to buy games separately ...

The abrupt cancellation of Google's Stadia gaming service has been bad news for thousands of gamers, not least because while Google is refunding the hardware it hasn't offered a solution to ...

Google finally showed off its Stadia gaming platform at the 2019 Game Developers Conference. While there is no pricing or date set for the platform's launch, the company says it will be coming in ...

Dubbed Stadia, the platform allows players to quickly load and play games like "Doom" and "Assassin's Creed." The platform will work on desktop, mobile, the Chrome browser, and even Chromecasts.

Google has unveiled a new cloud-based gaming platform known as "Google Stadia" during a feverishly-anticipated presentation at the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco today.

Once you've done that, press the Stadia logo on your controller to put it into Linking Mode. A code should appear on your TV screen - it'll look like a random combination of buttons on your ...