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Google testing Stadia games over cellular networks. Last Year, in November 2019 Google launched its first cloud-based gaming service named Google Stadia . The game has so many limitations as of now, but slowly Google making some changes to remove all those limitations and make the game more appealing and exciting for the gaming enthusiasts.

So here is good news for avid gamers that Google has started testing and playing stadia games over cellular networks. As we know until now, Google Stadia games can only be played over a WiFi network with a minimum of 10Mbps of speed. Yesterday, Google’s blog post suggested that the company is testing Stadia games over 4g 5g cellular networks.

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The posted news on Google’s stadia Community stated that “ Try games on Stadia using 4G and 5G with a new Stadia Experiment launching July 28. If you’d like to be part of this Experiment, you can opt into cellular play by opening the Stadia app on an Android phone, clicking on your avatar in the top right corner, selecting Experiments, and then choosing Use Mobile Data. We’ll have more opt-in programs in the future as we bring even more helpful features to Stadia. “

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Google Testing Stadia Games Over Cellular Networks

According to a report from 9to5Google , if you play Stadia game using a mobile network so it will consume less amount of data as compared to WiFi, the website says Satdia will use around 2.7GB of data per hour when you are streaming using the mobile network. That is almost one-fourth of 12.6GB per hour for 1080p gaming and relatively half of 4.5 GB per hour for 720p gaming.

However, Google hasn’t mentioned anything about the quality of games while playing over the cellular network. We can expect it would be around 360p or 480p.

How to Switch from WiFi to Cellular Network

If you also want to play Stadia games over cellular networks, so

  • Open the Stadia app.
  • Tap on your profile.
  • Now, choose Experiments.
  • Here, select the option “Use Mobile Data.”
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If you aren’t able to find any such setting, so maybe you haven’t received the latest experimental feature. The new stadia game over cellular network are rolling out, some of the users received it already, and if you haven’t received it yet, so don’t worry Google is rolling out the feature for all users, and maybe you are in the queue; you will get the new experimental feature soon.

This was one of biggest limitation in Google Stadia games that you can’t the game over cellular networks or mobile data, another biggest limitation include that we can’t play Stadia Games over Android devices other than Google Pixel, however, we have some solution for that; now you can play Stadia games using Xtadia.

Well, Google also has some planning to release Stadia for Android smartphones too, let’s see when we receive the next update. Until then continue streaming and enjoying Stadia games over other devices.

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Google has recently launched ‘Google Stadia’ its new cloud gaming service which reportedly can stream video games up to 4K resolution at 60 frames per second with support for HDR and now rivals other cloud-streaming services such as Sony’s Playstation now, Microsoft’s Xcloud, Nvidia’s Geforce Now.

It sells at an initial price of $130 with three months of premium service and a 10$ monthly subscription and for the players who play using a controller, the Google stadia controller comes for a price of $70 and an additional price for all the premium games that you want to buy from Stadia.

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Not too great, But Not too bad

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Google Stadia offers a game-streaming service that requires only a good internet connection (Wifi only) with a speed of at least 10 Mbps and a device, such as a mobile phone (only Pixel 4 or Pixel 3 or Pixel 3a for now) or a laptop or a Chromecast or a personal computer, to stream the games.

The games can be played on all these devices although not simultaneously but can be switched back and forth from device to device. Google has announced that Stadia will include a basic free subscription in 2020 that will be limited to a 1080p streaming resolution and the Stadia service can be streamed from any android phone with a wifi connection.

Currently, there are 22 premium games including Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, Final Fantasy XV, Mortal Kombat 11, etc that are available to buy from the Google Stadia games catalog and more games are said to be released in the upcoming years.

The gaming experience that Stadia offers is good without any noticeable glitches or rendering issues and is better than most of its competitors but they do not look as good as they look on a high-end gaming PC or an Xbox one-X or a Playstation 4.

The graphics quality was not too bad but it did not look very visually appealing even at 4K resolution. With that being said, Google is working on the further development of Stadia and taking it to the next level.

Google Stadia: How it works

The Stadia streams video games by rendering them on remote servers that are located in Google’s data centers in over 200 countries and territories and stream the video game back to your device while also sending your input simultaneously to the server.

According to Google, Stadia can stream at 4K resolution at 60 FPS without any lag with HDR and surround sound. It is said that Stadia will stream 8K resolution at 120 FPS in the future.

As the video games are streamed via the cloud, the players are not required to download the games or to buy a physical copy of the games and offer players to buy games directly from Steam and not for renting like some other cloud streaming services.

Google has partnered with AMD to develop specialized GPUs for streaming via Stadia and the chips inside the GPUs will be able to deliver 10.7 teraflops of power which is much higher than that of Xbox one-X and the PS4 pro.

Conclusion

Although many say that it is not ready yet and it never will be as good as local gaming machines. It is still the early days of Stadia and judging by Google’s announcements for the future, Stadia promises to be one of the best alternatives to consoles like Microsoft Xbox, Sony Playstations and high-end gaming PCs for the people who cannot afford to buy those. Google Stadia can very well change the scope of the gaming industry if it chooses the right choices and makes the right decisions in the future.

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