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.
GeForce NOW Steam Update May 7, 2023 – 20 Games Opt In
Another week has passed, and we’ve taken another look at the list of games from Steam that have opted into NVIDIA GeForce NOW. These are recorded on SteamDB. This week we found over 20 new titles on the list – many of which are upcoming new releases. Make sure to also check out our past […]
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7 More Titles Join Boosteroid’s Library
Just last, week, Boosteroid added 8 new titles to cloud gaming “library” – the subset of games the service supports which are managed for the user in the cloud by the Boosteroid team without needing to install the game each time they play, manage graphical settings etc. This week, they are back with another 7 […]
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APK Findings Hint at New Luna App Features
Update 5/19/2023 There is yet a new Luna apk out for Android – version 1.1.1790. And, it has even more strings related to support for bridging third party controllers: In addition, the APK comes with libraries that appear to be related to gamepads rolled out to more of its build types. Original Story: Amazon Luna […]
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Opinion: The CMA is Punishing Microsoft for Investing Early in Cloud Gaming
Editorial: By blocking the Microsoft Acquisition on the grounds of “Protecting Cloud Gaming”, the CMA is doing more harm than good for the cloud gaming space. Let me explain… Everyone here at Cloud Dosage shares a passion for one thing: cloud gaming. It is the raison d’etre for this site! But, we also all realize […]
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Resident Evil 2, 3 and 7 Opt-In to GeForce NOW
Just yesterday we posted how 25 new games had opted in to GeForce NOW over the past two weeks including Ride 5 and Age of Wonders 4. But, just a day later, we have another set of three games that have opted in – games that are probably the best of the bunch! Resident Evil […]
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25 More Games Opt-In to GeForce NOW on Steam
Update 2: Resident Evil 2, 3 and 7 have just opted in as well! Update 1: STAR WARS Knights of the Old Republic was actually already on the list of games opted in. Our script flagged it this week due to a minor name change on Steam (the removal of a colon). So, we’ve removed […]
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GFN Thursday April 20, 2023: Dead Islands and Dark Pictures
Welcome to this week’s GFN Thursday news update – April 20, 2023 edition. This week is a bit of a light news week, but we’ve got 7 new games joining the GeForce NOW service this week – including one surprise game! The four Dark Pictures titles all arrive with Ray Tracing support built in. F1 […]
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Samsung TV Luna App (previously available in US) Arrives in UK, Germany and Canada
Last month, Amazon Luna expanded to three new countries – UK, Germany and Canada. Users in those countries could immediately play Amazon Luna in their web browser (on both desktop or mobile). However, owners of Samsung TVs (which already have support for Amazon Luna in the US) weren’t able to access the service in those […]
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GFN Thursday April 13, 2023: BANDAI NAMCO Games Arrive
It’s GFN Thursday time! This week’s GFN Thursday is highlighted by a handful of BANDAI NAMCO (Europe) games arriving! Four of the Six new games this week are from that publisher (italicized below). New GFN Games In addition to these 6 new titles, the existing GeForce NOW title, MORDHAU, is getting Epic Game Store support […]
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Why PS+ and Shadow Titles Aren’t Included in Our Cloud Games Catalog
Our cloud games catalog currently contains games available from GeForce NOW, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Blacknut, Utomik, Amazon Luna and Boosteroid’s “library” collection. However the catalog doesn’t currently include games from PlayStation Plus (PS+) Premium, Shadow, airgpu or Boosteroid’s “install” collection of games. Why is that? It isn’t a matter of laziness, although I wouldn’t blame […]
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