Stadia can be officially broadcast on LG WebOS TV.
Google Stadia is now officially available on LG's WebOS TV. LG announced in November that NVIDIA's cloud gaming service would be launched on its platform, and as of December 7, Stadia apps are now available on any LG TV running WebOS. In most cases, it should be at least the current and at least any TV in the past few years.
You can play games on Stadia in a variety of ways. For TV devices, you can use Chromecast Ultra or Chromecast to play with Google TV. And any TV with Android TV. But with LG launching the app on its WebOS TV platform, LG became the first manufacturer to incorporate Stadia into its smart TV operating system.
Download the Stadia application on WebOS TV from LG Content Store
To be clear, the application is not pre-installed on the LG TV. You still need to download it, but you can get it directly from LG Content Store. Therefore, there is no need to install the Play store to use Android TV devices and so on.
This makes it very easy to get. The best part is that you can easily connect to the wireless controller. Whether it is Xbox controller, DualShock 4, etc. The list of officially supported controllers is very short. But that doesn't mean other people don't work.
After installing the application, it is business as usual. Start the application, log in with your Stadia account and start the game. Or, if you haven't signed up for Stadia, set up an account and start playing games.
With LG bringing Stadia to more people now, it wouldn't be surprising if other manufacturers followed suit. This means that we can also see Stadia on other big brands at the right time. Including Samsung, Sony, Hisense and so on.
