Want to measure how Apple and Google are doing in the AR race? Well you could look to both company’s actual measuring apps, both called Measure. Whereas Apple’s iteration of this augmented app will be coming with iOS12 (which is rumored to be launching this week), Google has beaten it to the punch by launching its version ...]

This longstanding rumor has been repeated time and again over the years, but is it possible that Google may finally make it happen? And does anyone care?

In recent months, chatter about Google joining the gaming industry has gotten louder. At the Game Developers Conference in March of this year, Google representatives met with several big video game companies to gauge interest in its streaming platform, which is code-named Yeti, sources said. Now sources say that Google took meetings at E3 a few weeks ago with the company not only looking to woo game developers to the Yeti service, but to buy development studios entirely.

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Sources suggest that the information technology titan Google may soon jump into the game platform ring with a console to take on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Sources reporting to Kotaku have alleged that Google is planning to eventually unveil its own gaming platform. According to the outlet's five separate sources, this initiative will ...]

Google is reportedly working on a game console. The device would be part of a wider push into the videogame industry which will include indie development and a game streaming platform. Information about the console is scarce, but it could fit in with the company’s other attempts to carve out a wider space in the industry. Those have manifested over the past few years with moves towards high-end broadband provision, key hires, and discussions with major developers.
At the Game Developers Conference in March, Google reps met with several major developers and publishers, reportedly looking to gauge interest in their streaming platform, code-named Yeti. Reportedly, Yeti is similar to Nvidia’s GeForce Now, allowing the platform to offload graphics rendering to remote computers, helping players with low-end machines play high-end games.
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’s Jason Schreier says that in order to imagine what Yeti (which was first reported by ) might actually mean for players, you should imagine what it would be like to play “The Witcher 3 withina tab on Google Chrome”. Kotaku also report that as well as attempting to gauge interest in Yeti, Google reps at E3 were attempting to organise purchases of entire studios.

That suggests that as well as hardware and streaming, the company is looking to make its own games. They’ve already hired former Sony and Microsoft exec Phil Harrison, as well as developers and marketers from key companies including EA and PlayStation.

Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo could have a new rival in the hardware business, if rumours about Google’s video game plans are true.

In recent months, chatter about Google joining the gaming industry has gotten louder. At the Game Developers Conference in March of this year, Google representatives met with several big video game companies to gauge interest in its streaming platform, which is code-named Yeti, sources said. Now sources say that Google took meetings at E3 a few weeks ago with the company not only looking to woo game developers to the Yeti service, but to buy development studios entirely.

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Hi Playstation Fans! I’m Miguel Sternberg, game designer and art director at Spooky Squid Games. We want to introduce you to Russian Subway Dogs and announce our full lineup of amazing (or at least amazingly weird) guest characters! Russian Subway Dogs is a systemic arcade game inspired by the real life stray dogs of Moscow Metro. These dogs have actually learned to how to navigate the subways and commute from the quiet safe suburban stations to the downtown where they can scavenge for food. Seriously, google it! The Moscow Metro happens to also be an amazing setting featuring some of the most beautiful stations in the world that we’ve meticulously recreated in detailed pixel art.