Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu and OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, January 15, Google today launched its last Stadia cloud game and promised to release an update next week to enable Bluetooth connectivity for the Stadia handle.

Google's last Stadia game is Worm Game, a test game that was used to test many of its features before the launch of Stadia. Before the public launch of Stadia in November 2019, Worm Game technically supported playing on Stadia, and Google decided to launch the game for it before shutting down the streaming service next week.

The final Stadia game is a bug game while Google promises to enable Bluetooth on the Stadia handle. "We will share details on how to enable this feature next week," Google Stadia community manager said in a forum post.

CTOnews.com learned that Google's original Stadia handle was a device connected directly to the Stadia service and that its Bluetooth chip was disabled. After the news that the Stadia service would be shut down, users have been looking for ways to wirelessly connect the handle to other devices to avoid turning it into e-waste.

With the introduction of the new tool, users will no longer need some workarounds to connect the handle to devices such as Android. Google's Stadia cloud game service is scheduled to shut down on January 18 Pacific time, and after announcing the shutdown, Google said it would refund all those who bought the service directly through Google. This means that most Stadia players who buy the original or premiere get a Bluetooth handle for free.

Next week, players will lose all their games and progress on Stadia, but developers launching games on Stadia have begun to move players to other platforms, such as Ubisoft's free PC version of games for Ubisoft players on Stadia through its Ubisoft Connect software on PC, synchronizing game progress and saving data.

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