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In an interview with GameIndustry.biz, Stadia's developer marketing lead Nate Ahearn attempted to allay fears regarding the platform's future.  "We’re well on our way to over 100 new games launching on Stadia in 2021, and we’re continuing to make Stadia a great place to play games on devices you already own," he told the outlet. "I’d tell any non-believers to take notice of how we’re continuing to put our words into action, as we grow the Stadia Makers program and partner with AAA studios like Capcom, EA, Square Enix, Ubisoft and others." Despite this latest emphasis on the Stadia Ma...

Nate Ahearn, Google GamesIndustry.biz the platform is "alive and well." "We're well on our way to over 100 new games launching on Stadia in 2021, and we're continuing to make Stadia a great place to play games on devices you already own," he says. "I'd tell any non-believers to take notice of how we're continuing to put our words into action, as we grow the Stadia Makers program and partner with AAA studios like Capcom, EA, Square Enix, Ubisoft and others." When pressed for more information, Ahearn said Google was "focused on delivering value for our partners and on behalf of our players."

Article content The federal government is putting $17 million into developing more affordable homes on Saskatchewan  First Nations. Announced by Minister of Families, Children and Social Development Ahmed Hussen on Thursday, construction is to begin immediately on 84 units in various First Nation communities across the province. Communities include: Beardy’s and Okemasis, Big River, Kahkewistahaw, Kinistin Saulteaux, Lac La Ronge Indian Band, Muskoday, Saulteaux, Waterhen Lake, and Witchekan Lake. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Government ...

Subscription library Ubisoft+ is now on Google Stadia '); } Ubisoft has officially launched its pay-for-access subscription library Ubisoft+ on Google Stadia, essentially rolling all the benefits of cloud-based game services into its $14.99 per month service. Plans to bring Ubisoft+, once known as Uplay+, to Stadia started to solidify back in October, with the freshly rebranded service announcing all at once that it'll introduce cross-platform progression and that it plans to launch on both Amazon Luna and Google Stadia. Stadia's free tier requires only a Google account compat...