“When my internet connection was good enough to achieve a Full HD picture, the likes of Shadow of the Tomb Raider still don’t look quite as good as they do on my standard PS4”, the website says. While Trusted Reviews agrees that Stadia held up well compared to traditional consoles, the service’s visual quality can be a little inconsistent. Even with lower download speeds, games typically react to command prompts with console-like precision. The service responds well to user inputs, too, with mouse and keyboard commands feeling fast and fluid, the site notes.

The Verge, however, says that the system not only “works”, but also delivers a “clearer” picture quality than its console rivals. Google Stadia may be a somewhat unconventional way of playing the latest video games. In the meantime, here’s everything we know about Google Stadia: First impressions The service launches in limited quantities at 5pm in the UK, before releasing in full in 2020.

Many are hailing the service as a “Netflix for games”, with users paying a monthly subscription fee to access powerful cloud-based hardware to play a range of big-budget titles. Instead, it uses the cloud to allow gamers to instantly access titles without a physical disc or through downloads. Previewed at San Francisco’s Game Developers Conference (GDC) in March, Stadia allows gamers to play a host of titles on all manner of devices, from smartphones to laptops, with no need for a conventional home console. E3 2019 preview: conference times, games and next-gen consoles.Xbox Project Scarlett 2020: PS5 release date clash, plus new features.

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