Author: Jack Deslippe
Jack Deslippe is an HPC professional with a PhD in Physics from the University of California, Berkeley. As a hobby, he is passionate about consumer technology and Cloud Gaming in particular. He volunteers as an editor for Cloud Dosage in his spare time. See the games Jack is Playing at ExoPhase. Like his content? You can follow Jack on BlueSky: @jackdeslippe.com and Buy Jack a Beer.
GFN Steam Update: 14 New Games Opt In
Another week has passed. That means new games have opted into GeForce NOW (GFN), NVIDIA’s Cloud Gaming Service, via the Steam PC game store. We’ve once again run our script against the game list at SteamDB, and found that 14 new titles which have opted in over the last week. This week’s list contains a […]
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(Partially Retracted) Amazon Luna Loses a Pack of Games Without Warning. Brings a Few Lost Games Back.
Retraction: It appears that sometime over the past several weeks, Luna has added warnings back to their game pages for games that would be leaving. That means my language in the below article was wrong. I took particular issue with the fact that there was no persistent warning given to Luna gamers that the games […]
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PlayStation Cloud Loses 13 Titles Gains 10 in October
The the 16th of October has just passed, which means that new PS Plus Extra and Premium games have arrived and old games have left. This month, 13 games left the subscription service (with Cloud Gaming access disappearing as well). Unfortunately, the games that are leaving are among the best games on the service including […]
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GFN Steam Update: Minecraft Dungeons and 9 More Games Opt In
Welcome back to another GFN Steam Update. We’ve got another list of games that have opted into GeForce NOW on Steam over the past week. We are going to be moving this series of posts to Friday nights or Saturdays for convenience. This week we’ve got 10 new games opting in – including Mojang’s Minecraft […]
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GFN Thursday: New Games and Gadgets
It’s another GFN Thursday jam packed with new game releases. We count 11 new titles on GeForce NOW and 11 existing titles getting Xbox and Microsoft Store support. The new titles are headlined by Forza Motorsport – a simulation like racer from the Forza team with photo-realistic graphics that are unmatched in the genre. In […]
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Sony Adds PS5 Game Streaming. Only Playable on an Actual PS5.
In today’s blog post, Sony reiterated that they are bringing PS5 server blades to their cloud gaming service. Although, for now at least, you will only be able to access these PS5 cloud servers if you are on an actual PS5 yourself…. Unfortunately, this negates most of the point of using a cloud gaming service. […]
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GFN Steam Update – Forza, Cricket, Vikings Opt-In
We’ve once again run our script against the SteamDB catalog to pull out games that have newly opted into GeForce NOW. This week 17 new titles have opted in. As always, take this list with a grain of salt. Not every listed game will end up on the service. NVIDIA needs to put in at […]
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Luna Kinda/Sorta Starts Selling Games… But Also Not Really
In a blog post today, Amazon Luna announced that they had begun selling games on their service. On Twitter, they called the feature “entirely new”: So, what is actually new here? And, is it a big deal? We ourselves were pretty confused about what this meant. So, let’s break it down. What You Could Already […]
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New Boosteroid Games to Start October
Boosteroid has kicked off October with 10 new games in its library – including some big additions! Boosteroid is a cloud gaming service that allows you to play games you own from Steam, the Epic Game Store and other PC game stores. Boosteroid has two collections of games. Games in the “Library” are managed on […]
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Why Does Xbox Cloud Gaming Have Queues?
Xbox Cloud Gaming (sometimes referred to as Xcloud) is one of the most popular Cloud Gaming services available. A cloud gaming service is a paid subscription that allows you to play PC or Console quality games on multiple devices (phones, tablets, Smart TVs, budget laptops) by “streaming” the games from a server in the cloud […]
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