Linux Tex's video: Google Stadia: Everything You Need To Know

Google is out to radically rewrite the way we experience gaming with its new Stadia platform. In this video, we'll be having a look at what exactly stadia is, what is its pricing, launch dates, what are the requirements and what will Stadia be capable of delivering. Google Stadia Speed Test: https://projectstream.google.com/speedtest Stadia will impact gaming on Linux, Windows, Mac, Mobile Phones, consoles, and TV. So what exactly is Stadia? Stadia basically is an enhanced form of cloud gaming where the game is installed, processed and run on the Google cloud server and just the screen is streamed to Your device which basically can be anything that can run a browser. You won't need to install anything on Your PC. new pixel phones, TV's, computers running all the operating systems including Linux and Mac will support stadia. Even Chromecast Ultra will be able to run Stadia. When you play a game, the keys You press, Your mouse movements will be sent to Stadia server which will feed it to the game, and the game video will be streamed to Your computer just like a YouTube video. So You will be able to run a high-end windows only game requiring the newest graphics card on Your 10-year-old computer running Linux or even Chromebooks. You can use a keyboard mouse, any controller or use the Stadia wireless controller that Google has released.