The Stadia controller connects to the Chromecast Ultra via WiFi, enabling untethered gameplay in the living room. Bluetooth gamepads like the DualShock 4 and Xbox One Elite also work with Stadia on laptops and phones, but not the TV. It's entirely functional, often fading into the background as I play, which is precisely what a good controller should do. The Stadia gamepad is simplistic, with rounded edges and fat, springy triggers. To access Stadia at launch, you need either the $130 Founder's or Premiere edition, which each comes with a specially updated Chromecast Ultra and an official controller. Stadia makes all of this possible without a gaming console - but that doesn't mean hardware isn't important here.
I've loaded up Mortal Kombat 11 and Gylt in seconds on my laptop, and I've played Just Dance 2020 on a Chromecast Ultra. The other night, my partner was playing Overwatch on our PS4, so I picked up my phone and jumped into a public event in Destiny 2. And, based on these broad qualifiers, Stadia delivers. Stadia is Google's attempt to make cloud gaming happen, and the company has promised a lot: the ability to play basically any game at up to 4K on your TV, phone, tablet or laptop, with no lag and on existing internet infrastructure.
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