Stadia refunded those who made their hardware purchases via its Google Store. Just three months later, the beleaguered cloud gaming service announced it would close on 18th January 2023 - news even developers still hard at work on Google Stadia projects had not been expecting. "Stadia is not shutting down", Google insisted when asked outright on Twitter if a closure was imminent back in June 2022. Unable to unlink Google Account from old Pokemon GO account: 'This account is linked to your active game session' Before you ask, yes, I've tried unlinking it via my Google Account tab 'Apps with access to your account,' with AND without Pokemon Go running. "So, unfortunately, when we decided to not move forward with Stadia, that sort of offering could no longer be offered as well." "We are not offering that streaming option, because it was tied to Stadia itself," Buser later told Axios. Interestingly, though, this bundle does not include cloud streaming itself. "When we made the decision with Stadia, we were just like, Look, we are committed to games as an industry." "Google is absolutely committed to games that are such a big part of our messaging," Buser added. Current clients include Ubisoft, Unity, and Niantic. This includes offering what Axios calls a "three-part Google cloud bundle", which includes servers, cloud storage data management, and "searchable player and game analytics", which Google thinks will help live service titles manage surges in popularity. "It was at that moment when we basically had to make decisions about Stadia that we realized that, at Google Cloud, we are at our best when we’re helping other people build this stuff, not necessarily building it ourselves," Google Cloud’s director of game industry solutions, Jack Buser, told Axios. Watch on YouTube 10 MORE Exciting Games We CAN'T WAIT To Play In 2023 - AS SUGGESTED BY YOU!
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