Google Might Reveal Game Streaming Service Controller in GDC

Google Developer Conference is near, and we got to know what Google is going to launch in this event. The company is working on the game streaming service, that will allow the gamers to play games from the browser or a standalone application without actually installing the game on the computer. Google might reveal the game controller for the same service if we believe at the Patent filings by Google. The patent filings published on January 31st, 2019 allows us to get an idea of how the controller looks and works.

The PDF file that is posted on the Patent authorities website shows us the technical drawing of the game streaming service controller. The controller has a classic design with D-pad, twin thumbsticks, four primary buttons, and a four triggers buttons. Not just these, but the controller comes with the Home button, Google Button, Microphone toggle button and a menu button. The Patent filings mention that this device supports the seamless activation of the game through the controller. When the user presses the activation button, the receiver device sends the activation signal to the system, which activates the controller and the game.

Google is right most of the times in developing the new technology or the device. The game controllers are going to be the same as we’ve seen the patent filings with the United States patents department. The game controllers are quite advanced in communicating with the host device with a bunch of network chips to send and receive signals faster than anyone else. If Google launches this game streaming service and the controller hardware for the same, then it might be the best one in the industry. Many of the companies like Microsoft and NVIDIA are planning and still struggling to introduce the game streaming service, the introduction of Google’s game streaming service will step up the standards in the industry.