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Resident Evil Village is coming to Stadia, and Google will give you free hardware to play it

Resident Evil Village is coming to Stadia, and Google will give you free hardware to play it

Posted on March 22, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Google really wants you to give Stadia a whirl.

The internet is ready for Resident Evil: Village, the next game in the iconic horror series, and Google wants to make sure you’re ready for it on Stadia. If you preorder the game for Google’s stream-from-the-cloud gaming service, the company will send you a full Stadia Premiere Edition hardware kit for free.

The Stadia Premiere Edition includes a white Stadia controller, a Chromecast Ultra that can stream the game on your TV, and a complementary one-month trial to Stadia Pro for new subscribers.
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