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Google executive responsible for AI has a solution for the game industry's problems, and you're not going to believe this but it's AI

Gosh. Wow. Holy Cow.

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Former Assassin's Creed and Far Cry director says Ubisoft 'became very allergic' to new games, which contributed to a 'talent drain'

Alex Hutchinson diagnoses the downward trajectory of his former employer.

PC Gamer

Assassin's Creed 3's greatest feature was pushed to the side until Black Flag because Ubisoft was worried that 'the tech wouldn't work'

We had to wait another year for a proper high seas adventure.

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2 months after being acquired by private equity, Splash Damage is making major layoffs so it can 'remain agile,' even though it hasn't released a game since 2020

Splash Damage split from Tencent following the cancellation of Transformers Reactivate, and was acquired by an unnamed private equity investor in September.

PC Gamer

Google Finally Throws In the Towel on Its Comically Bad Attempt to Get Gamers to Buy Chromebooks

Chromebooks were never built to be serious gaming machines, but Google did at least make inroads with Steam. Now, that'll be joining Stadia in the Google Graveyard.

Windows Central

Savage GDC 2025 billboard ad is revenge for Google Stadia layoffs

Revenge of the Savage Planet lays on the satire.

Creative Bloq

Xbox's new 'Sebile' controller breaks cover in this new patent, and we now know what the weird grippy "trousers" are for

Sebile is the codename for a new Xbox controller, and this new patent details how the haptics will work, among other things.

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Google TV and Roku need to steal this one feature from Samsung’s Tizen OS

Samsung has become a dominant player in the TV OS business, but Google TV and Roku need to invest in some game streaming apps for further innovation.

Tom’s Guide

'Revenge of the Savage Planet' Developers Break Free from Big Tech

Without Google hanging over it, Raccoon Logic's "Revenge Of The Savage Planet" expands on its 2020 predecessor and goes all in on the humor.

Inverse

Journey to the Savage Planet developer says Google only wanted 'monstrous' games with major licenses for Stadia: 'They were very strange'

Typhoon Studios co-founder Alex Hutchinson says Google didn't really have much of a taste for game development.

PC Gamer

3 years after Google shut down the studio behind this cult Metroidvania, they're back with a bigger, bolder sequel featuring a legally distinct evil megacorporation

Preview | Revenge of the Savage Planet is rejecting AAA conventions and doubling down on corporate satire

GamesRadar

Yet another Google web service bites the dust in August when 'goo.gl' links will stop working

The only thing Google likes better than creating new services is canceling old ones.

PC Gamer

Your TV could one day replace your game console — but it won't happen in 2024

As cloud gaming becomes ever more advanced, the technology could prove to pave the road for a console-less gaming industry where titles are experienced primarily on TVs.

Tom’s Guide

45 things that made us say 'holy sh*t!' in 2023

Baldur's Gate, The Day Before, AI, toads, Greek strongmen, and a bunch of other stuff that surprised over the past year.

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Ex-Stadia users, there's still time to unlock Bluetooth mode and give your controller new life

Google has extended the deadline for those looking to convert their Stadia controller to Bluetooth.

Tom’s Guide

Google is giving people an extra year to convert dead Stadia controllers to Bluetooth — and this lifeline is definitely worth it

Google's extended the deadline to convert your Stadia controller and stop it becoming completely obsolete.

TechRadar

Don't throw your Stadia controller away - Google extends its Bluetooth support to the end of 2024

You now have until the end of 2024 to switch your Google Stadia controller to Bluetooth mode.

PC Gamer

Google extends the deadline to upgrade Stadia controllers to Bluetooth by another year, which is a relief for the one guy who still has his new in box

Good news: You now have until December 31, 2024 to think about it.

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You have just over two weeks to save your Google Stadia controller

Don't forget to switch your Google Stadia controller over to Bluetooth mode before it's too late.

PC Gamer

You have one month to switch your Stadia controller to Bluetooth mode, or you're stuck with wires forever

The final firmware update for the ill-fated Stadia controller is only available until the end of the year.

Windows Central

Is gaming on a Chromebook a genuine alternative to a Windows laptop?

Google now has Chrome OS on some "gaming Chromebooks" but how is life for gamers on the other side and are these things a threat to Windows laptops?

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Microsoft thought Baldur’s Gate 3 on Xbox Game Pass wasn’t worth the money

Baldur’s Gate 3 is still coming to Xbox Series X|S, but Microsoft initially didn’t think it was worth the money for a Game Pass deal

Evening Standard

YouTube Playables: Google’s video platform plans move into casual gaming

Could YouTube be getting a gaming-focused upgrade, or is this just another dead-on-arrival Google experiment?

Android Central

Following the death of Stadia, Google is reportedly testing online gaming on YouTube

YouTube already provides generous gaming content through videos, tutorials, and live streaming of events. The platform could introduce another form of gaming.

Windows Central

Windows probably wouldn't have saved Stadia but Google tried it anyway

A new report details how Google actually tried running Stadia's servers on Windows, but cost and inflexibility ultimately ruled it out.

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