Google announced it would launch a cloud videogame platform called Stadia, streaming games to players’ PCs and TVs using Google Chrome
Google unveiled Stadia, which will stream games to players’ PCs and TVs using Google Chrome, without the need for players to buy a controller.
Google unveiled Stadia, which will stream games to players’ PCs and TVs using Google Chrome, without the need for players to buy a controllerFrance Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
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