When a company announces a potentially disruptive technology I first think about how it would function in a socialist economy. [1/?]https://t.co/268zgZds5t

— Paolo Pedercini (@molleindustria) March 19, 2019

G先生がサーバーこん棒で殴りに来たhttps://t.co/y341gwcOLx

— Yugo Nakamura (@yugop) March 19, 2019

So like... this has been tried before and failed, but Google will likely make it work. But it isn't because Google is a better engineering team or like experts at solving problems. It's just because they own more infrastructure https://t.co/NXAtKTBL4I

— Aram Zucker-Scharff (@Chronotope) March 19, 2019

Well google just like blew up cloud gaming in an instant.

Play with any controller, play on anything. Relies on streaming the game to your device with little to no delay.

https://t.co/AruplbEopj

— Reno @ GDC (@RenoNY) March 19, 2019

How to watch Google’s big gaming event at GDC 2019 https://t.co/eiyJdKGhts

— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) March 19, 2019

How to watch Google’s big gaming event at GDC 2019 https://t.co/idUWahlsCI pic.twitter.com/gAfdPhRjqo

— The Verge (@verge) March 19, 2019

If you are not at @Official_GDC , several outlets, like @verge , will be streaming the @Google announcement live. https://t.co/zYo4zukWqJ

— Schell Games (@schellgames) March 19, 2019

Interested to see what @Google
Is going to announce at #GDC19
Today in regards to their new gaming "product or service". What do they have cooked up for us? #gaming #gamedevhttps://t.co/UsgFBeBVb0

— ButturdApple (@ButturdApple) March 19, 2019

So @A_Webster and I are here at Google’s mystery gaming reveal at #GDC19. Expecting to hear some very interesting stuff (probably around cloud gaming). Here’s how to watch live: https://t.co/xSKg5PAs77 pic.twitter.com/aTZIrR9QwM

— Nick Statt (@nickstatt) March 19, 2019

How to watch Google’s big gaming event at GDC 2019 https://t.co/a29w9pV7mU pic.twitter.com/RM45zPnPbw

— The Verge (@verge) March 19, 2019

Sure is! https://t.co/6gHurc1mtj

— Alex ✨ (@flaaffypizza) March 19, 2019

Google has unveiled its Stadia game streaming cloud service, and it will launch in 2019. There are no details on exact pricing or even what games will be available, but Google is leaning heavily into YouTube to launch this. Details here: https://t.co/PT951wGxs5 pic.twitter.com/VEKVww0Ihg

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) March 19, 2019

It was only a matter of time before game streaming actually worked, but this Google Stadia launch seems pretty huge. https://t.co/FvlsUPGhKl

— nilay patel (@reckless) March 19, 2019

Google unveils Stadia cloud gaming service https://t.co/hOelzx7sPQ pic.twitter.com/Mv51P5PGVF

— The Verge (@verge) March 19, 2019

Not trying to start any gaming forum / Reddit wars or anythinghttps://t.co/0uPO99SaFS pic.twitter.com/pAYcsOu152

— Chris Welch (@chriswelch) March 19, 2019

Google Stadia will instantly stream games to PCs, laptops, tablets, TVs, and phones https://t.co/vWp4ZNtU47 pic.twitter.com/X7PGjZzjBY

— The Verge (@verge) March 19, 2019

Google unveils Stadia cloud gaming service https://t.co/obK8hqAvSp

— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) March 19, 2019

This can't all be free, right? Aside from that, it's crazy what they say they'll be able to do with switching between platforms to play + getting to play w/YouTube content creators more easily! #stadiahttps://t.co/HwDycbtF6N

— flwrwreathtales ??? (@flwrwreathtales) March 19, 2019

Give this man a gold medal ? https://t.co/0SWQtDWpJz pic.twitter.com/7vAP4fdFeN

— vinoth // ▽ (@helvetiica) March 19, 2019

Google's claims here do beg the question of why Microsoft is being so conservative about game streaming adoption.

— Paul Thurrott (@thurrott) March 19, 2019

No price, no launch date - tho Google’s @MrPhilHarrison tells me those details will come at E3 (which means June at the very earliest for Stadia’s launch) https://t.co/jSqG4NNU35

— Dave Lee (@DaveLeeBBC) March 19, 2019

Now we’re talking about Google Assistant on Stadia.

When player is stuck on a level, players leave the game and go to YouTube and find out how to pass it. In Stadia, it’s through Google Assistant. Just push button on Stadia controller to get help passing a level.

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) March 19, 2019

Google Stadia: A gaming streaming service. (And the most Google thing ever)

Anyone with Chrome or a Chromecast can now game in realtime through Google servers, and simultaneously live stream to YouTube at 1080p 60fps.

Twitch is def at least taking noteshttps://t.co/YADvaZA3Po pic.twitter.com/0ik5RWK3W1

— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) March 19, 2019

Watching Google avoid mentioning substandard US broadband or broadband usage caps at this Stadia game streaming press conference is a treat.

— Karl Bode (@KarlBode) March 19, 2019

It's called Stadia, and it genuinely looks amazing. But Google's gonna figure out what everyone eventually figures out, which is that nobody wants to think about teraflops and GPUs. It's the Nintendo Rule: Nobody cares about your technology. They just care about the games.

— David Pierce (@pierce) March 19, 2019

YouTube will have engagement tools that are tied to Stadia, like waiting room.

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) March 19, 2019

The most impressive thing about Google's streaming service? The name didn't leak, and there's basically no results at all.

— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) March 19, 2019

Launching with 4K and 60 fps, with a goal of 8K, 120 fps "in the future."

— Brian Fung (@b_fung) March 19, 2019

Google: Look at this amazing cloud videogame service we're announcing!

Me, a nerd: Wow, what will this do to Google's capex budget?

— Shira Ovide (@ShiraOvide) March 19, 2019

According to Google, they're already well ahead of Microsoft or Amzon from an infrastructure perspective.

— Paul Thurrott (@thurrott) March 19, 2019

watch google note america isn't the only country in the world and that's why this goes global on day 1 https://t.co/8F9aBw9WRM

— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) March 19, 2019

Google touts instant access to games (no download/patch/or install). Reduce friction of getting excited to play a game and actually playing a game.

“With Stadia, the waiting game will be a thing of the past."

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) March 19, 2019

Equally bold claim. pic.twitter.com/R8beyQwAIk

— Russell Holly @ GDC (@russellholly) March 19, 2019

Here’s a list of partners Google has amassed for Stadia. pic.twitter.com/ASGr2JcVPU

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) March 19, 2019

Gamers will be able to find and discover games no matter where they are and share with friends, be it through social media, Google Stadia store, and more.

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) March 19, 2019

hey Google it'd be real nice to have your own fiber network for customers now

wouldn't it
wouldn't it Google

— Michael Crider (@MichaelCrider) March 19, 2019

I mean I think Google can pull this off, and they certainly have datacenter firepower well beyond what OnLive did, but your experience of the service is still going to depend entirely on how crappy your local broadband monopoly is.

Kind of hard to ignore that fact.

— Karl Bode (@KarlBode) March 19, 2019

"With Stadia, game client and server both remain on Google's networking backbone, resulting in predictable latency... since no traffic gets exposed to the public internet." This seems like a pretty considerable power grab.

— Alex Webb (@atbwebb) March 19, 2019

Bold claim. pic.twitter.com/dwf7TUL7RK

— Russell Holly @ GDC (@russellholly) March 19, 2019

It's a riff off of the word "stadium," evidently — evoking the physical venues that have brought people together around games.

— Brian Fung (@b_fung) March 19, 2019

Jade Raymond: Working with devs to make tech available to studios “big and small”.

“We’re committed to going down the bold path, learning what’s working best, and sharing key tools and tech so we can take games to the next level together." pic.twitter.com/kskYB7Spec

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) March 19, 2019

Last week: Google moves ML speech-to-tech from the cloud to the edge.
This week: Google moves gaming from the edge to the cloud.
We have vast computing power at both ends and are working out what goes where.
(See also FB end-to-end crypto and its implications for ads, safety)

— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) March 19, 2019

Google says Stadia is launching this year. First in the US, Canada, UK, and most of Europe. No pricing information, which arguably is the most important part here.

— Nick Statt (@nickstatt) March 19, 2019

Google owns https://t.co/tzLbNP7xdB and it just went live (to nowhere, yet) https://t.co/U02vRObuH1

— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) March 19, 2019

Google: Our Data center is more powerful than your $400 console

I would be concerned if it wasnt. pic.twitter.com/Hfx6v3P67p

— Brad Sams (@bdsams) March 19, 2019

Google Stadia. ?

Google has collected a ENORMOUS amount of gamers on You Tube, they better not squander this opportunity.

— Δx Δp ≥ ℏ/2 (@HeckPhilly) March 19, 2019

Google now saying Stadia will support splitscreen play on simultaneous, separate Stadia instances, yet in the same game server. Says it opens up the possibility of bringing up your friends’ POV in-game.

— Nick Statt (@nickstatt) March 19, 2019

Interesting that Google is leveraging YouTube to offer its streaming games service. Obviously targeting casual gamers, but the question is whether the streamed games will also appeal to core gamers who prefer consoles.

— Brian X. Chen (@bxchen) March 19, 2019

Doom Eternal is coming to Google Stadia and it sounds like it’ll run without compromises. pic.twitter.com/SA06lQ4HXd

— Lance Ulanoff (@LanceUlanoff) March 19, 2019

That YouTube access to Stadia, that is likely going to be their winning feature for developers.

— Brad Sams (@bdsams) March 19, 2019

Also - google not confirming if it’s indeed a subscription model. Nor how many devs other than Ubisoft and Id are on board.

— Dave Lee (@DaveLeeBBC) March 19, 2019

Google Stadia is all about combining game playing and game viewing. Or as Google woudl say it, it's all about ads.

— Paul Thurrott (@thurrott) March 19, 2019

Google launches Stadia Games and Entertainment: its first-party game studio.

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) March 19, 2019

The new head of Stadia games and entertainment is the former founder of Ubisoft Toronto and Motive Studios Jade Raymond.

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) March 19, 2019

Google announces Stadia, its streaming game platform, in an effort to upend the $140 billion video game industry https://t.co/zopn3gMgsN

— Realzies Cuts (@JonBeecham) March 19, 2019

Google getting into gaming. This is going to be big.

"new streaming service called Stadia that allows people to play high-end games without purchasing consoles ... all of the legwork to render those games is done in Google's cloud."https://t.co/2RskbaGY94

— Alex Krüger (@krugermacro) March 19, 2019

LOL! I'm amazed Google is this stupid. Game streaming has failed many times. Hardcore game won't accept the lag & casual gamers are fine with games on their phone.

Google announces Stadia, a streaming game platform, in effort to upend the game biz.https://t.co/W6tGufsR0D

— Speculawyer ??-American (@speculawyer) March 19, 2019

#GoogleGDC19 Gaming Announcement begins in about 15 minutes

Streamhttps://t.co/P3SflQnKRT

— Nibel (@Nibellion) March 19, 2019

You might want to watch this...https://t.co/3Nzp8yZMK3

— MatPat (@MatPatGT) March 19, 2019

? Coming to you live from #GDC19 ?

Join us live at 10 a.m. PT to hear our big announcement—the countdown begins now → https://t.co/rb6fN2oquQ pic.twitter.com/Yd6MyYLpF7

— Google (@Google) March 19, 2019

?[LIVE] Tune in for a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT from @Google!

We think you're gonna want to hear this one!

Tune in here → https://t.co/3CkUoxOmQz https://t.co/wDRfVcnXnG

— Google Developers (@googledevs) March 19, 2019

??‍♂️?‍? Calling all game developers. ?‍♂️??‍♀️

Gather around as we unveil Google’s vision for the future of gaming at #GDC19! Join us live March 19 at 10am PST.

If you can't make it IRL, be sure to catch the keynote on our livestream → https://t.co/3CkUoxwLrZ https://t.co/ngnUOPeQAt

— Google Developers (@googledevs) March 12, 2019

#Sponsored: Gather around as Google unveils its vision for the future of gaming. Join us tomorrow 3/19 at 10AM PST in South Hall or at https://t.co/aeLYdEeWhj.

— Official_GDC (@Official_GDC) March 18, 2019

Google Stadia is the biggest revolution in gaming I've seen since the advent social mobile games.

Thousands of people can join in virtual worlds streamed from the cloud in high quality using any device they may have in hand. Streamed to YouTube live.https://t.co/C6bo17mjFV

— Mikko Alasaarela | AI ❤ Blockchain (@alasaarela) March 19, 2019

Google GDC 2019 Gaming Announcement$GOOG #GDC19 #GDC2019 #Google #Gaming https://t.co/G3Jq8Tyrdo

— LNP Services (@LNPServices) March 19, 2019

I’ll be joining my colleagues live on stage in two hours to talk about the future of gaming here at @Google.

If you’re a gamer, you’re going to want to tune in.

?[LIVE]: https://t.co/ZnwTuNpDcr

— Ryan Wyatt @ GDC (@Fwiz) March 19, 2019

Gather around as we unveil Google’s vision for the future of gaming at #GDC19. Join us live 3/19 at 10 a.m. PT → https://t.co/rb6fN26PDi pic.twitter.com/Vd242KZAWO

— Google (@Google) March 12, 2019

We’re at #GDC19 watching the #Stadia announcement by @Google live. The streaming of games in high fidelity is going to change the entire gaming landscape as we know it and we can’t wait to be a part of it. ?? #bids #GDC2019 #createscaleconnect https://t.co/22TNiusiPi pic.twitter.com/anGPHbEjWo

— Bidstack (@bidstack) March 19, 2019

It was only a matter of time before game streaming actually worked, but this Google Stadia launch seems pretty huge. https://t.co/FvlsUPGhKl

— nilay patel (@reckless) March 19, 2019

Doom Eternal is coming to Google’s cloud gaming service, Stadia https://t.co/K6EKDUSy6J pic.twitter.com/YaiDi1BVvW

— The Verge (@verge) March 19, 2019

Google's Stream Connect tech for Stadia will bring back split-screen games https://t.co/apTrSmluzU by @deantak

— GamesBeat (@GamesBeat) March 19, 2019

Google unveils Stadia cloud gaming platform to play games anywhere https://t.co/kkPDbEcjB6 via @VentureBeat

— Dean Takahashi (@deantak) March 19, 2019

Stadia Controller has advantages: Connects via Wi-Fi directly to the game, links to game session in cloud for best performance. Two new buttons: Capture (to YouTube) and Google Assistant. You know, when you need help.

— Paul Thurrott (@thurrott) March 19, 2019

What Google hasn't said: When Stadia will launch or what it will cost. https://t.co/25ICy5mFYL

— Ina Fried (@inafried) March 19, 2019

Live: Google unveils Stadia its streaming game vision https://t.co/25ICy5557d

— Ina Fried (@inafried) March 19, 2019

Here is Google’s controller for its Stadia game streaming service https://t.co/9tRLxPvO8E pic.twitter.com/3kD3pRskoV

— The Verge (@verge) March 19, 2019

The controller connects directly to Stadia via Wi-Fi to eliminate any lag from Bluetooth. https://t.co/3duQWcrkrN

— TechLinked (@TechLinkedYT) March 19, 2019

Interesting, so the controller connects to WiFi rather than the system itself in some scenarios to work on eliminating input lag. https://t.co/Oi1klNOhNK

— Spawn Wave (@SpawnWaveMedia) March 19, 2019

How Google's Stadia Controller eliminates some input lag https://t.co/mmQbLuHIol by @jeffgrubb

— GamesBeat (@GamesBeat) March 19, 2019

Google built a controller for its Stadia gaming service https://t.co/ua3Fblpbmj

— Engadget Gaming (@engadgetgaming) March 19, 2019

Google, 게임의 미래에 대한 비전 Stadia 발표 https://t.co/OaOj3ThRBD

— 외신구락부 특파원K (@mentpost) March 20, 2019

Google's gaming service sounds like a great idea for a country where they actually, you know, installed Google Fiber. https://t.co/4t4gieF6VO

— August J. Pollak (@AugustJPollak) March 20, 2019

Got info about Stadia internet speed expectations. Google PR says they delivered 1080p, 60fps for Project Stream users w/ 25 Mbps connections (not sure all experienced that). They expect Stadia to deliver 4k, 60fps for people w/ "approximately" same speeds https://t.co/ivhNVdTqu1

— Stephen Totilo (@stephentotilo) March 19, 2019

Google Unveils Gaming Platform Stadia, A Competitor To Xbox, PlayStation And PC https://t.co/51fuWnxoju

— ???? ?????? (@mattstaggs) March 20, 2019

post-ownership gaming is not inevitable. it is the result of giant corporations, through oligopoly, working to shut out competitors and increase profits https://t.co/GXbzD5FRrk

— friendly neighborhood blupman (@blippoblappo) March 19, 2019

Google’s Project Stream was able to provide 1080p, 60fps gameplay for users with 25 megabits per second connections. “When Stadia launches later this year, we expect to be able to deliver 4k 60 fps at approximately the same bandwidth requirements,” https://t.co/S0sNPl76ZJ

— Rob McCurdy (@McCurdy_Rob) March 20, 2019

Stadia: a new way to play https://t.co/GhCb8qIfT8 なるほど，Google謹製，サーバーサイドレンダリングのゲーム環境ですか．そしてそのGPUはAMDだと．https://t.co/usVLQsH7ab NVIDIAの逆境は続く…

— Yuta Kashino (@yutakashino) March 20, 2019

AMD 주가 +11% 올랐길래 뭔가 봤더니 구글 게임 스트리밍 stadia 에서 AMD GPU 커스텀 해서 오른듯. https://t.co/v6fwmv1kKJ

— 젤리뽀 (@JellyPooo) March 19, 2019

Very proud that AMD will power Google Stadia's graphics rendering in the cloud https://t.co/btEzCTkJqI

— Sasa Marinkovic (@SasaMarinkovic) March 19, 2019

AMD stock spikes after Google confirms partnership for new video game streaming service:https://t.co/9OkFtpsDFK

— RetiredEngineer® (@chiakokhua) March 20, 2019

PUMP MY BAGS $AMD https://t.co/mQaE0uWTBP

— Notorious D.O.G.E.™ [BE THE DIP] (@sabotagebeats) March 19, 2019

$AMD +11% todayhttps://t.co/tEA6IoZFsJ

— Alex Krüger (@krugermacro) March 19, 2019

This is Google's Stadia cloud gaming service https://t.co/hOelzx7sPQ pic.twitter.com/mlz7X7mPHF

— The Verge (@verge) March 20, 2019

?The future of gaming has arrived!?https://t.co/LsfqyuqGu2

— SportVEST (@SportVESTVC) March 20, 2019

Would love to hear everyone’s views on Google’s announcement #Stadia https://t.co/8mXltMfStN pic.twitter.com/lcpyrPyQBL

— UWEGames (@UWEGames) March 20, 2019

Is this the beginning of the end of gaming consoles? #Google #Stadia#Edge #Cloud #Gaminghttps://t.co/gCrExFh8qI

— Rafael Brusés (@rbruses) March 19, 2019

사람들이 5G 되면 뭐하냐고 묻는데. 자율주행은 아직 요원한듯 하고, 이런 스트리밍 게임 서비스야말로 5G가 공략할 영역인듯. 유저입장에서 비싼 그래픽카드 없이 태블랫이나 패블랫만 있으면 되니
Google unveils Stadia cloud gaming service, launches in 2019 https://t.co/sfDMw12NwW via @Verge

— BS Choi (@matthewchoi) March 20, 2019

So many mixed emotions right now! Google launches great tech, and then hurt themselves with insane policies. Regardless of how you feel about them, #Stadia will change gaming forever! Microsoft's xCloud will be ramped up and Sony will be feeling the heat!https://t.co/qidq0jBc0p

— Dragonpunk (@DragonpunkGame) March 19, 2019

The Netflix of Gaming?
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.
.@Idea_India_ @shareyaarnow #google #stadia #gaming #gamestreaming #esports #gamers #egames #subscriptiongames #videogames #livestreaming #gamedev #netflix #ideas #idea #ideaindia #digitalasianhttps://t.co/lxSix9wn3y

— DigitalAsian (@DigitalAsian) March 20, 2019

世界をよりよくする
Google GDC 2019 Gaming Announcement https://t.co/1D6p7C6o4m

— けもみみおーこく公式 (@kemomimi_oukoku) March 19, 2019

既存プレイヤーがゲーム実況の権利関係云々で議論している間に、技術と資本でそれらをマージした世界観とプラットフォームを示しちゃうって。新しいものってやっぱり外野からやってくるんだなあと改めて。

Google GDC 2019 Gaming Announcement https://t.co/Jbl6F82pjD @YouTubeさんから

— 水野 祐 Tasuku Mizuno ? (@TasukuMizuno) March 20, 2019

STADIA　8K、120fps+
Xbox One X　4K、120fps
PS4 Pro　疑似4K、60fps

ゲーム機の概念を根底から覆すプロジェクト
・独占タイトルもリリース予定。ローンチは100以上のタイトルに対応
・回線速度やラグなどの問題はGoogleのデータセンターと最新技術が担保

回線は5G通信https://t.co/bFIHwfepWk

— 東方不敗 (@Arcueid1310) March 20, 2019

Googleが新プラットフォーム「STADIA」を発表。https://t.co/ZvGf119c8G pic.twitter.com/VyShRwzspr

— えふりす (@Kuraris_plus) March 19, 2019

We just did a #stadia commentary on the game service launch by @GoogleStadia with @DoctorMikeReddy
Always great to have topical sunbjects for our #gamedev students#gamedeveduhttps://t.co/dEke65WBTH

— USWGamesDev (@uswgamesdev) March 20, 2019

Ok... Wow. #Stadia is pretty incredible technology. Google have entered the gaming space with a serious contender and in a way that plays to their strengths. It’s been a while since something truly revolutionary has entered the gaming space. https://t.co/4UlmrK5o8T

— Platform (@ExpPlatform) March 19, 2019

Googleがファーストパーティゲームスタジオ「STADIA Games And Entertainment」を発表。https://t.co/ZvGf119c8G pic.twitter.com/xapRezqmHH

— えふりす (@Kuraris_plus) March 19, 2019

GoogleのKeynote始まった！！！#mercariGDC #GDC19

Google GDC 2019 Gaming Announcement - YouTubehttps://t.co/aUlGFn6Iqt

— Nakaji Kohki / Lyrica-chan @GDC?? (@nkjzm) March 19, 2019

「STADIA」専用コントローラーが発表。https://t.co/ZvGf119c8G pic.twitter.com/84QHDcXIxJ

— えふりす (@Kuraris_plus) March 19, 2019

「STADIA」プラットフォームのゲームはXboxOneXやPS4Proを超えるスペックで動作。https://t.co/ZvGf119c8G pic.twitter.com/Iw1tqvPQDh

— えふりす (@Kuraris_plus) March 19, 2019

Doom Eternal is coming to Google’s cloud gaming service, Stadia https://t.co/K6EKDUSy6J pic.twitter.com/J8NfQ5Oeje

— The Verge (@verge) March 20, 2019

Oh, how I wish I was at GDC this year ?#gamedesign #gamedevelopment
Google GDC keynote: watch it here https://t.co/rp272Zl3uX via @Polygon

— Abby Dabby Dooo Twitch (@DoooAbby) March 19, 2019

So cool to finally see Google announcing Stadia at #GDC2019 ? I did some consulting last year for them related to this, so excited to see more about what direction they are taking it in! #gamedev https://t.co/WyjLsza5Vf https://t.co/WyjLsza5Vf pic.twitter.com/ok4c84S51f

— ✨?Louise Leolin?? (@Louibyte) March 20, 2019

YouTube is about to make it so you can donate to play video games against a person who is streaming... GAME CHANGER https://t.co/5RbjhNBH0D

— adam22 (@adam22) March 20, 2019

No physical console or games? We're not too sure about this. https://t.co/HxRH8Q6ZNH

— Game Over Videogames (@gameovergames) March 19, 2019

Here's Google entering the $140 billion gaming industry. Games that can load on any device, using Google's powerful data centers; and streaming the content directly to the users.

They said that Assassin's Creed took less than 5 seconds to start.https://t.co/iu0OxmjAZn

— Keith Manaloto ? (@KeithManaloto_) March 19, 2019

Oh yes!!! Google unveils Stadia cloud gaming platform to play games anywhere https://t.co/QWHlm3nGNS

— José Papo (@josepapo) March 19, 2019

Updated: Google unveils Stadia, its vision for the future of gaming https://t.co/25ICy5mFYL

— Ina Fried (@inafried) March 19, 2019

Here is Google’s controller for its Stadia game streaming service https://t.co/9tRLxPvO8E

— The Verge (@verge) March 20, 2019

Details about Google’s Stadia controller is here from @verge: https://t.co/rdMvy8Mx5n

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) March 19, 2019

この発想はなかった……いや違うな、この驚きは「今世代で投入ー？」ってところですね……。https://t.co/tMRgUYbcxX

— hito (@_hito_) March 19, 2019