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In 2021, the search engine giant delivered 107 to Stadia, and the company promises at least 100 new games during this calendar year.

Google is testing Chrome OS variable refresh rate support, which should bring smoother gaming just in time for its Steam support.

Stadia has officially failed. The gaming streaming service will be moved to Google Cloud and won't be a consumer-oriented product.

Details are scant, but it seems Steam will only be available on high-end Chromebooks to start.

Today marked the beginning of the 2022 Google for Games Developer Summit. During the keynote, the company had quite a few announcements to make, such as bringing the Play As You Download feature to all Android 12 users. However, another "announcement" was made. Well, it was really just glanced over. https://youtu.be/1oc75GQFKvg?t=920 In one section of the presentation, Google shared that gaming on Chrome OS continues to grow in popularity, as "games led Android usage up 50% YoY&qu...