We know that Sony Bravia, TCL, and Vizio TVs are gearing up with their own custom-built Stadia app that works in conjunction with their native software, so I’m thinking that these will be the instances where support may not be fully implemented. It sounds like it won’t be fully supported at launch.
It truly feels as though I don’t have the games half of the time because I hardly think to boot up the web app on my Chromebook or phone.Īnother string in the app’s code references the Stadia app only being optimized for specific televisions – uh oh. Mentions of Google TV here and even of a remote with Assistant built-in most likely mean that the new Chromecast with Google TV will soon see an official Stadia app and support! This will be a relief to me and others because many of us have over a hundred games and not being able to play them on the living room TV is just ridiculous.
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Your Stadia Controller won’t open the Google Assistant when you’re playing on a Google TVįor Google TVs, use the remote to access the Google Assistant 9to5Google APK Insights Now, for those unfamiliar, Google TV and Android TV are completely different nowadays, so while Stadia has increased in support for Android TV a lot lately, Google TV has been left out in the cold. Version 3.12 of the Stadia app for Android presents several strings that mention ‘Google TV’. According to a new APK Insights report posted by 9to5Google, that may finally be changing very soon. With all of that complaining out of the way, I know that the Stadia development team has been hard at work on so many things, and I’m constantly impressed at how much they’ve done over the past year.
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