Those who acquired the Founder's Edition have the possibility of inviting up to three friends to enjoy 3 months of Stadia Pro subscription.
Although Google Stadia has been released without some of its future features, one of the incentives for the first buyers was the Buddy Pass, which was also not ready for launch day. However, the American company has announced to all the owners of the Founder's Edition that they can now send invitations to their friends.
In total, the company offers three invitations that include a Stadia Pro subscription for three months. Unlike other services such as Xbox Game Pass, being a Google Stadia subscriber does not give you access to an extensive catalog of video games on demand. It costs 9.99 euros and allows you to configure the games to 4K, use the HDR and activate the 5.1 sound. It works, in essence, as a spice of PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live Gold, as free games are offered. The following confirmed are Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition and Farming Simulator 2019.
As launch products, players had the opportunity to enjoy Destiny 2: The Collection (unpublished edition for Google Stadia) and Samurai Shodown. All these games will remain in service, so players can access, as long as they are still subscribed to Stadia Pro.
First controversies
Google Stadia has begun its journey with a problem. While certain users complained that Chromecast Ultra gets too hot, which results, according to testimonials, device reboots, other players have raised their voices because, in their opinion, the promise of 4K / 60 fps has not been fulfilled. However, those in Silicon Valley have claimed that the company has performed all kinds of tests to determine that the hardware works properly. In addition, they have reported that the resolution depends on the developers.
The technology giant announced its first temporary exclusive for the initial catalog of the platform. After Gylt, developed by Tequilla Works, it will be the turn of Spitlings, an indie cooperative game that will first come out in Stadia.
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