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Will Google Stadia be able to run unmodified Windows games?

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Google will present a Windows "emulator" on Tuesday next week, during the Google for Games Developer Summit. One of the points on the program is namely "how to write a Windows emulator for Linux from scratch".

This may mean that Stadia will be able to run Windows games. If Google has actually created an emulator or a compatibility layer, it will be easier for developers to release their games for Stadia, as they do not have to port the games to Google's Linux-based machines.

For users, this could mean that the range is expanded at a faster pace than today and that more developers jump on the Stadia train.

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