Even more PS5 and Xbox Series X games are coming to Google Stadia

Google Stadia just became more interesting

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Googlehas just announced a host of games coming toStadia, the company’s game streaming platform - including quite a fewPS5andXbox Series X games.

During its Stadia Connect livestream on July 14, Google revealed 16 new games coming to Stadia (including five exclusives) but the most interesting among them were Hitman 3, NBA 2K21 and Outriders, all previously confirmed asXbox Series XandPS5 games.

In addition,Sekiro: Shadows Die Twicewill make its way to the service in “Fall 2020” (so sometime become September and November).

A rough start

Google Stadia has had a rocky start since its launch in November 2019, due to a limited game pool and confusion around its Pro service. However, in ourGoogle Stadia review, we found the service has solid performance, and could (if executed correctly) become the be-all, end-all game-streaming platform.

However, to date, Stadia hasn’t quite reached its potential but it’s still early days for the platform. Google has recently been roping in more and more upcoming AAA games for Stadia, including the likes ofAssassin’s Creed ValhallaandWatch Dogs: Legion, which should hopefully make the platform a more tantalizing prospect.

But how these AAA titles perform via streaming remains to be seen and Google will need some more big hitters to make Stadia competitive against thePS5andXbox Series X.

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