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(Pocket-lint) - Google appears to be developing a way for Stadia TV users to game through their phones, rather than the platform's gamepad. As detailed in a breakdown of the APK for Stadia's 3.15 update from 9to5Google, a dormant feature named "Bridge Mode" could allow users gaming on a TV to use a phone's display to act as the controller. As it stands, Stadia users are only able to game through Chromecast Ultra when using the official controller, despite Chrome and Android versions of the platform allowing players to use controllers from the likes of Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony. The workaro...

Google Stadia has figured out a way to ditch the fancy gamepad for TV play Share this story Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Today, there’s only one official way to play Google’s Stadia game streaming service on your 4K TV — the last-gen Chromecast Ultra, connected to the company’s proprietary Stadia Controller over Wi-Fi. That’s because Google hasn’t yet brought Stadia to the new-and-improved $50 Chromecast, and its predecessor didn’t support Bluetooth, meaning the only way to pair a controller was to loop through Google’s servers in the cloud. But Google now has ...

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Apr 19th, 2021 It’s been almost seven months since Google introduced the all-new Chromecast with Google TV. While the little streaming dongle has been great for some, with its included remote and updated interface, there was one surprising omission. For one reason or another, those who wanted to use this as a way to play Stadia games have been out of luck. There have been some workarounds, but none of these are reliable, so you’re stuck either using your old Chromecast or just not playing at all. According to 9to5Google, an APK teardown of a recent Stadia app update reveals several stri...

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