Google reportedly paid 143 billion to bring AAA games to Stadia
GridGames.ID – Google continues to take various ways to develop Stadia’s presence in the entertainment world, including presenting AAA games on the portal cloud gaming Stadia.
Based on reports from journalists Bloomberg, Jason Schreier, Google is trying to make deals with several well-known developers to bring AAA games on Stadia.
Based on Schreier’s report, Google spent around 10 million USD or around Rp. 143 billion to bring AAA games on Stadia.
NEW from me on the failure of Google Stadia:
– Missed initial sales targets by hundreds of thousands
– Tried to take on consoles rather than starting small
– To bring in games like Red Dead, Google spent astronomical sums (tens of millions *each*)Stories: https://t.co/po1Epj6NMj
— Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier) February 26, 2021
Also Read: Over 100 Games Coming Soon to Google Stadia This Year
This method was adopted by Google as a new alternative after they closed the internal game development division of Stadia in early February.
Launching from The Verge, Google closed game studios in Los Angeles and Montreal, both of which were under Stadia Games and Entertainment.
Google revealed that most of the Stadia game development team will be reassigned to new roles.
So, what AAA games are rumored to be coming to Stadia? See the explanation on the next page.
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