Google organizes its first conference dedicated to video games

For a long time now, Google has been baiting us with its Project Stream: a video game streaming service that can run on any computer capable of launching the Chrome browser. The company tested its nail-gaming platform with a small handful of players and this step ended on January 15, but in the meantime we were able to play Assassin's Creed Odyssey.

After that, no official information was communicated on Google Project Stream and we expected to find out more during the Google I/O. But now the four-coloured colossus is taking a setback by announcing a conference with great fanfare on March 19 at the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco.

Google is used to organizing small sessions at the GDC, often to encourage developers to create games on Android. This time, the event seems much more important. In a small teaser, the Mountain View firm invites everyone to "get together" to discover the new products it has concocted.

The mystery surrounding the products or services that Google will unveil is still quite thick, but it is quite easy to think that the event will involve Project Stream.

Google recently hired Phil Harisson, a heavyweight in the video game industry through PlayStation, Xbox and Atari. The latter holds the position of vice-president... but we do not know from which division. Everything obviously suggests that this one has a link with the videogame world.

In 2018, it was the creator of the famous PlayStation 2 EyeToy that joined Google.

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