At GDC 2019, Google unleashed a blockbuster, which was the announcement of the Stadia cloud gaming service platform. This gaming platform can run on any PC, tablet, TV, mobile phone, and device that supports the Google Chromecast browser, but Google also promises to work hard on other browsers.

Stadia gamepad (image via techpowerup)

According to reports, Google has also specially designed a gamepad for Google Stadia, which supports WiFi transmission and control. The Google Stadia development kit has now been released by a large number of developers, and many manufacturers have also demonstrated games on site. Games such as “Tomb Raider: Rise” and “Assassin's Creed: Odyssey” have all been added to it.

Google Stadia currently supports 4K60 frame and HDR games. Future platforms will support 8K and 120 frame games after release. Google Stadia supports a large number of software development kit systems such as Linux, Vulkan, and Havok.

Comment: Cloud gaming can unleash PC performance and reduce hardware requirements. Google's move is very confident in the bandwidth brought by 5G, but considering some domestic issues, Stadia may cool down domestically, and I hope some major domestic manufacturers will be pleasantly surprised.