Google is bringing cloud gaming to the masses with their streaming service called Stadia. Stadia utilizes Google's servers to generate and stream up to 4K HDR games at 60 frames per second with very low latency to almost anything with a screen on it. The debut video game roster stands at 28 with titles ranging from Destiny 2, Mortal Kombat 11, Final Fantasy XV and many more. The Stadia Base tier will be available to all players at either 720p or 1080p with a minimum connection of 10Mbps and players buying games a la carte at full price. There's also a Pro membership at $9.99 per month, which bumps up the resolution to 4K HDR, although this would require a 35Mbps connection or better. Pro subscribers will also receive a free game on a regular basis as well as exclusive discounts on other games. Players can gain early access to Stadia this November with the purchase of a $129 Founder's Edition controller and Chromecast bundle. Public release is expected sometime in early 2020.

// via Instagram Google is bringing cloud gaming to the masses with their streaming service called Stadia. Stadia utilizes Google's servers to generate and stream up to 4K HDR games at 60 frames per second with very low latency to almost anything with a screen on it. The debut video game roster stands at 28 with titles ranging from Destiny 2, Mortal Kombat 11, Final Fantasy XV and many more. The Stadia Base tier will be available to all players at either 720p or 1080p with a minimum connection of 10Mbps and players buying games a la carte at full price. There's also a Pro membership at $9.99 per month, which bumps up the resolution to 4K HDR, although this would require a 35Mbps connection or better. Pro subscribers will also receive a free game on a regular basis as well as exclusive discounts on other games. Players can gain early access to Stadia this November with the purchase of a $129 Founder's Edition controller and Chromecast bundle. Public release is expected sometime in early 2020.