Stadia

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Google will launch Stadia game Console in November.
It will be available in 14 countries including the UK, US and Ireland, but not Australia or New Zealand.
Stadia Pro, which will launch at £8.99 a month, is Google’s equivalent of Playstation Plus and Xbox. Rather than allowing access to online gaming, however, it ups the quality of streamed games (from 1080p and stereo sound to 4KHDR and surround sound), as well as allowing access to a selection of games – but not the entire library. Founders’ edition purchasers will also receive a voucher to give a friend three free months of the service.
Stadia will have a line-up of games from more than 20 publishers, including Bethesda with its Doom sequel Doom Eternal, Square Enix with Final Fantasy XV and Deep Silver with Metro Exodus, as well as EA, Rockstar and Capcom with games yet to be confirmed. Also debuting on the console will be RPG sequel Baldurs’ Gate III, the existence of which was revealed for the first time at the Stadia launch.
Read the full article at The Guardian

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