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Mid-July Stadia Connect to show new Stadia additions as part of Summer Game Fest

It would appear the Google Stadia team is joining Geoff Keighley on the next Stadia Connect to share the platforms upcoming games as part of Summer Game Fest 2020.

Trump dumps Executive Order on Twitter, Facebook, Google, and the Internet

The president of the United States did a thing with a pen that is probably against the law. Tune in tomorrow to see how much worse things can get!

Ubisoft sues Apple & Google over released Rainbow Six: Siege mobile clone

The gaming company accuses Apple and Google of distributing a ripoff of their hit first-person shooter.

Google CFO confirms company 'experienced a significant slowdown in ad revenues' in March

Google CFO Ruth Porat disclosed a slow down in the company's ad revenue as the global COVID-19 pandemic intensified in March.

Video game and tech companies Q1 2020 earnings release schedule

Many investors want to hear some clarity from tech and video game companies when it comes to how they are handling the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's an earnings release calendar for the most important stocks to watch!

Google is offering Stadia Pro access to try for free for two months

According to Google Stadia head Phil Harrison, players will be able to get in on Stadia Pro for free for two months.

Google Stadia's latest reveals seem to insist Baldur's Gate 3 is coming in 2020

According to Google's latest announcement, Baldur's Gate 3 will be on Stadia in 2020, but developers Larian Studios says this is a mistake.

Panzer Dragoon & Serious Sam among newly announced games coming to Stadia

The Stadia is getting plenty of new games in 2020, and five more were just added to the slate, including popular franchises Serious Sam and Panzer Dragoon.

Tim Sweeney calls out poor tech and gaming industry practices at DICE 2020 keynote

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney kicked off DICE 2020 with a whole bunch of real talk for the gaming and tech industries.

Phil Spencer says Microsoft's main competition is Google & Amazon, not Sony

According to Phil Spencer, Microsoft isn't aiming to compete with 'traditional gaming companies' as much as it's aiming to compete with global technology.