Google Stadia was first announced to the general public back in June during the E3 2019. At the same event, Google’s Chief Executive, Sundar Pichai mentioned Stadia terming it as “a game platform for everyone.” Google launched the Stadia App on November 12th and on November 19th, Google launched the Stadia Consol.
With this Google is the first big company to launch next-gen consoles, with Microsoft Project Scarlett and Sony’s PlayStation 5 lined up for launch next year. Interestingly, Google has even sold out the premium pre-order bundle for Google Stadia, called the Founder’s Edition in Europe. The gaming console is a big hit and Google is always working on making it bigger. Stadia came with 12 games then Google added 10 more games making it a set of 22 games.
And today Google has announced that the company is adding 3 more games to the library. Google is delivering the last batch of games it promised for 2019, including Borderlands 3 and Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. Tomorrow Google will add Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint, The game will come with the most anticipated feature of Google Stadia: Stream Connect.
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With Stream Connect, you will be able to share see the same thing as your teammates in split screen, with Google’s servers taking care of the legwork instead of your own setup.