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Your Google Stadia controller won’t be a paperweight after the service shuts down
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Google is giving Stadia users some consolation prizes before the game streaming service shuts down on January 18th. To start, it's planning to release a tool that will enable Bluetooth support on the Stadia controller. You'll have to wait until next week to download it, but this should make the device useful for just about any title that has gamepad support, so long as the platform recognizes the hardware in the first place.
The company has also released a Snake clone, Worm Game, as a final "thanks" to users. It's a simple project the Stadia team has been using for testing since before launch, but it might be worth a try if you want to give the service a proper sendoff.
You might have seen one last game arrive on Stadia today. It's a humble
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Halo developer says franchise is 'here to stay' after studio ‘hit hard’ by Microsoft layoffs
Halo Infinite developer 343 Industries took to Twitter on Saturday to share a brief message about the franchise's future. “Halo and Master Chief are here to stay,” 343 said in a statement attributed to studio head Pierre Hintze. “343 Industries will continue to develop Halo now and in the future, including epic stories, multiplayer, and more of what makes Halo great.”
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