Google‘of stadia The cloud gaming platform has really struggled to find and secure an audience. The library has struggled to get the high-profile games players truly crave, and the lack of interesting specials makes it a hard sell. Early 2022 Stadia in graveyard of dead Google projects Google+ or PicasaHe looked almost ready to join his side. But now the question is whether a new project will give Stadia the power it needs to support existing Windows games.
Google may have found a way to run Windows games on Stadia, and next week’s Games Developer SummitIn , the company will reveal (via The Verge) a Windows “emulator” for Linux. Redditors saw the listing for the session that will be led by Stadia’s Porting Lead Marcin Undak, promising “an overview of the technology behind Google’s solution to run unmodified Windows games on Stadia.”
Perhaps most interestingly, the session claims to show how Windows games can be run unmodified in this environment. This has the potential to streamline the migration process and could even breathe new life into Stadia by opening the platform wide and adding a host of new titles to choose from.
It sounds incredibly promising, but it’s a tough market. Cloud gaming is growing in popularity and Amazon Luna or Xbox Games Pass Competitors like these offer many features of their own. It may be too small, too late for Stadia.