Google has announced that its latest Chromecast, the confusingly labeled Chromecast with Google TV, will finally be getting support for Google Stadia on June 23 (via The Verge). Android TV devices, including the Nvidia Shield TV and Shield TV Pro, will also support the games streaming service on that date. You will need a compatible Bluetooth controller to use the service on Android TV devices.
This update has been a long time coming. That’s eight months after the most recent Chromecast was released, which seems surprising at the very least. It’ll still be a welcome update for plenty of Stadia devotees though and should open up Google’s game streaming service to more gamers.
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