Friday, March 19th 2021
Lenovo Announces Google Stadia Pro Promotion
Lenovo has teamed up with Google to offer three months of free access to Stadia Pro, the cloud gaming subscription service offered by Google, on new Lenovo Legion and IdeaPad gaming PCs. By collaborating with Stadia, Lenovo continues a long-standing strategy of offering gamers worldwide more choice in how and where they play.
The collaboration means anyone who purchases a new Lenovo Legion or IdeaPad gaming PC will receive three free months of access to the Stadia Pro gaming experience. Customers will be able to redeem the optional offer via Lenovo Vantage, the "My Software" page on Lenovo devices, using a URL with a special redemption code. The offer will also be available via our Legion Gaming community in select markets. The offer will roll out starting this month in 22 markets across North America and Europe.
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Lenovo
The collaboration means anyone who purchases a new Lenovo Legion or IdeaPad gaming PC will receive three free months of access to the Stadia Pro gaming experience. Customers will be able to redeem the optional offer via Lenovo Vantage, the "My Software" page on Lenovo devices, using a URL with a special redemption code. The offer will also be available via our Legion Gaming community in select markets. The offer will roll out starting this month in 22 markets across North America and Europe.
10 Comments on Lenovo Announces Google Stadia Pro Promotion
"Probably not. But I can make sure you are not a part of it"
-From Far Cry 1 Ending-
It is the future. But Google is definitely not a part of it. Few has any faith in Google and people are actively avoiding its products.
There will be other companies that customers still have some sort of trust. I have a feeling Microsoft may come out as the winner but there will be other cloud gaming services that will be succeed.
But Google won't.
But if you have one of their gaming laptops or PCs. why would you even need stadia in the first place? I get that everyone's circumstances might be different. maybe some people have a good PC and a really crappy laptop (and i am one of these people but I just load up with a few games that my laptop CAN play decently then the rest of the space i fill with movies or tv shows to watch if i know im going to be away from home for a while) so i can see the idea working but its really such a niche audience
What are you smoking? Companies will build more hardware with more performance and features or go broke, who is going to stop them?
Streaming service for games is a dead idea, those who have the internet access have the funds to buy hardware capable, and those who don't......don't..