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Neighbours back From Hell – Game Review
Get ready for some laughs with this fun yet challenging game. Neighbours back From Hell (from Handy Games and Massive Miniteam) silently dropped on to the Stadia store on Thursday at £12.99/$14.99 USD/$17.99 CAD and we’ve given it a review. Filling Missing Gaps Stadia may not bring as many games as other services to the […]
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How to Fix Stadia Stuttering Issues on an iPad
We discuss a user found fix for Stadia stuttering issues (choppiness) on iPad. One of the great things about Stadia is how community members frequently step up to work on projects like extensions, apps, tools, databases, content, playalongs, community events etc. that make everyone’s experience better. Among the most impactful, are the people who everyday […]
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Google Stadia’s First Half of 2022 in Review
In retrospect, 2021 was a lower-key year for Google Stadia, with fewer major announcements regarding the platform itself compared to 2020. While several important new platform features dropped (e.g. Android TV and LG TV support, State Share, Direct Touch, Controller tethering, Ubisoft+ rollout, Public Parities) many users eagerly awaited even more proof that the platform […]
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Could a Forgotten Stadia Feature Rollout Soon?
Let me take you back to March 2019. A time before Covid-19. When facemasks were for surgeons and technology events took place in person. Sundar Puchai and Phil Harrison lead an event to unveil their future gaming platform, Google Stadia. For those of you who haven’t seen the one hour event, the unveiling of the […]
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Is it worth buying a Stadia Controller?
Is it worth buying a Stadia Controller? We’ve seen that question a lot from community members. So, read on to find out. Play on the devices you already own has long been the mantra of Stadia. Whilst this is true, and absolutely possible, Stadia do offer their own hardware to use for gaming. So, is it […]
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Hello Engineer – Game Review
The Hello Neighbor franchise has garnered quite a bit of interest from the public – especially with the younger audience, thanks to its child-like concept of terror. Over the last five years or so, the franchise has seen a fair number of game releases – almost one per year. The original title, Hello Neighbor, and […]
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Use Phone Link to Play Stadia on a TV With Most Controllers
For me, one of the best features of Google Stadia is the ability to play AAA quality games on pretty much any device you own without the need for a console or a high specced PC. Another great feature is that, for the most part, you don’t actually need to use a Stadia controller. Any […]
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Why I “Shill” For Stadia…
Yes. I said it. It’s about time I admitted it. I’m a Stadia “Shill.” A Stan. A die hard. Though, I’m not payed a cent by Google and it probably is not for the reasons you might think… I have always enjoyed gaming. Ever since I was a kid playing Qbert and Pitfal on the […]
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FIFA 23 Could Mean More for Stadia than You Think
FIFA 23 was announced for Stadia earlier this week. And, whilst this is undeniably brilliant news, there could be more to it than meets the eye. Back in 2020 when Stadia and EA first announced their partnerships, it was stated that EA would be bringing 5 games to the platform. Over the following 2 years, […]
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Time on Frog Island – Game Review
Shadowdrops are always a great surprise. Time on Frog Island, developed by Half Past Yellow and published by Merge Games, made its way to Stadia alongside other platforms. As of late, Merge Games has been highly supportive of Stadia, with DEATHRUN TV releasing as a Pro title last month as well. Without further ado, let’s […]
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