Xbox Head at Microsoft promises to compete with Google after Google Stadia announcement

As we explained in a previous report, Google recently launched its own game service called Google Stadia. This service has attracted a lot of attention, and the CEO of Xbox at Microsoft, Phil Spencer, seemed to be part of it. An internal message was posted on the internet after the event, in which staff said that Microsoft would increase competition at the annual E3 2019 entertainment conference with its own ads.

Google Stadia is not a modern gaming device or a Google digital game receiver. In fact, this is a streaming service that allows users to play 4K games at 60 frames per second on Google Chrome, Chromecasts and on Google Pixel phones.

Microsoft is working on broadcasting games via its cloud. In fact, we recently reviewed this service called Project xCloud. It is clear that the company has more information to share with us about the service at its press conference to be held at the annual entertainment fair E3 2019.

"Google is big today and we still have a few months before E3 2019, and then we'll be bigger," Phil Spencer wrote in his internal email. "This announcement confirms the path we started two years ago, we have the content, the community, the cloud team, and the strategy, as I said a while ago. This is more true today. "In conclusion, Phil Spencer reminded employees that Google Stadia would not be the only game service in the cloud.