Author: Jon Scarr (4ScarrsGaming)
Jon is a proud Canadian who has a lifelong passion for gaming. He is a veteran of the video game and tech industry with more than 20 years experience. Jon is a strong believer and supporter in cloud gaming, he's that guy with the Stadia tattoo! He enjoys playing and talking about games on all platforms and mediums. Join the conversation with Jon on Threads @4ScarrsGaming and @4ScarrsGaming on Instagram.
CES 2026: LG Introduces “Designed for LG Gaming Portal” Controller Certification
LG announces a new Gaming Portal controller certification at CES 2026, starting with Razer’s Wolverine V3 Bluetooth for cloud gaming on LG TVs.
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CES 2026: Xbox Is Bringing Cloud Gaming to Hisense and V homeOS Smart TVs
Xbox is expanding cloud gaming to select Hisense and V homeOS smart TVs in 2026, letting Game Pass subscribers stream games without a console.
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Cloud Gaming Isn’t Replacing Consoles. It’s Replacing the Second One
Cloud gaming isn’t replacing consoles. It’s quietly replacing the second console many households no longer need.
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GAMELOOP Appoints Kimmy Li as CEO
GAMELOOP has named Kimmy Li as CEO, signalling a deeper push into connected TV cloud gaming, hosted discovery, and ad-supported play.
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Reports Suggest GeForce NOW Could Expand to Native Linux Desktop Support
Reports suggest NVIDIA may be preparing native Linux desktop support for GeForce NOW, potentially expanding official access beyond current workarounds.
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Netflix Games Shows How Cloud Gaming Becomes Invisible
Netflix Games offers a look at how cloud gaming becomes invisible through subscriptions, shared screens, and instant access across devices.
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The 2025 Steam Awards Winners
The 2025 Steam Awards results are in and highlight how players value flexibility, long-term support, and games that fit modern PC play habits.
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and Roger – Game Review
and Roger is a short, story-driven game that uses simple interactions to tell a thoughtful story and create an experience that doesn’t rush to explain itself.
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Blacknut Adds 3 New Games Including DreadOut 2, MotoGP, and Song of Farca
Blacknut kicks off 2026 with three new games in its cloud gaming library, including DreadOut 2, MotoGP 21, and Song of Farca.
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Amazon Luna Works Well, but It Doesn’t Know Who You Are
Amazon Luna makes cloud gaming easy, but limited player identity and social persistence limit its long-term appeal.
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