Google goes into industry for $ 135 million

Google is advancing in the world of video games, with the company's next move to cloud gaming rather than consoles. This will open the company's $ 135 billion gaming industry.

The Internet - the giant announced its intention at Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, opening up its new facility called Stadia, which will stream games from Google data centers to TVs, smartphones and computers.

However, the company did not announce which games will be available on the service and will launch this year itself. Google has also not announced whether users will have to pay a subscription or will pay for playing each game separately.

Analysts in the gaming industry predict that the company will encounter a lot of "counter-winds" in its struggle for serious players who pay for consoles, as well as to rival their competitors in the face of Microsoft and Sony who are developing their own cloud-based game streaming services .

Google intends to use the huge media audience on YouTube to boost its gaming endeavor. Users will be able to start a new game by clicking on a YouTube gaming video link that will start Chrome within 5 seconds. By using a special button on the company's new gaming controller, players can automatically save and broadcast their sessions on YouTube.

Google has announced that this year, Stadia will launch in the US, Canada, the UK and most of Europe.

Source: Financial Times

Photo: Pixabay

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