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Google Stadia is officially an enterprise-driven product. Google made the announcement at its Games for Developers summit.

Google announced that some ChromeOS users would finally be able to start testing Steam during its Google for Games Developer Summit but later revised that message to say that the alpha would be... #chromeos #chromebooks #greghartell #gamesdevelopersummit

Google's Games Developer Summit brought updates on how Chromebooks will be enhanced with Valve's Steam app, along with progress being made on bringing Android games to PCs.

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Apart from Steam on Chromebooks, Google also talked about its revised plans for its game streaming service, Stadia. The company has stated that it plans to introduce free game demos and trials, and is also looking to make things easier for developers.

Though, there's still a ways to go on both fronts.

Though, there's still a ways to go on both fronts.

Though, there's still a ways to go on both fronts.

At its Google for Games Developer Summit, Google today unveiled Stadia’s B2B offering called “Immersive Stream for Games.” The offering, which was created in partnership with Google Cloud, will allow companies to take advantage of Stadia’s underlying platform technology and deliver games directly to players. With this offering, Google is branching out by opening up […]

During Googles annual Games Developer Summit, the team dropped new information on developer tools for Android and Google Play.