As part of Made By Google 2019, Mountain View announced that the Stadia video game platform would arrive in November. Now a new report indicates that Google Pixel 2 users can enjoy this app on their devices.
Controller requires a cable connection on PC or smartphone
As mentioned in the official blog, Google Pixel 2 joins the list of devices with support for Google Stadia that were already in Pixel 3 and 3Xl and the recently announced Google Pixel 4.
“Stadia is a new video game platform that allows instant access to your favorite games on any screen, whether TV, laptop, desktop, tablet or mobile phone. Our goal is to make these games available in resolutions of up to 4K and 60 frames per second with HDR and surround sound,” says Google.
Stadia will arrive with Attack on Titan 2, Cyberpunk 2077, Destroy All Humans!, Wolfenstein: Youngblood or Samurai Shodown.
It should be noted that devices must implement Android from 6.0 and a stable connection, Google recommends 10Mbps or more. They also recommend the use of Stadia controllers, a Play Station DualShock, Xbox or any other compatible controller.
Currently, there are other video streaming platforms in the cloud than Project xCloud, recently introduced by Microsoft. The Redmond company launched a public preview of the xCloud project, so anyone who wants to can implement their video streaming via Android for free.
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