Google has just lifted the curtain on a new game-streaming service called Stadia at the Game Developers Conference that's being held in San Francisco this week.
Unlike services already on the market, Google's game-streaming service will work on any screen including desktops, laptops, TVs, phones and tablets.
There's also going to be a heavy emphasis on integrating streaming services like Twitch to create a single unified gaming experience.
What do you need to get started? If you're playing on PC, all you'll need is an internet connection to achieve a 60fps/1080p experience. For those playing on Chromecast Ultra or on mobile devices, Google unveiled the new Stadia Controller that will join the Google hardware family.
Of course, this won't just be a clone of the hardware already out there - the Stadia will include a capture button, a button for YouTube, Google Assistant and a built-in microphone for "special in-game features from devs".
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