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.
Persona 3 & 4 Arrive on Xbox Cloud Gaming – With Touch Controls Included!
Two more games have hit Xbox Cloud Gaming today. Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden both arrived on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and hit the cloud today! Plus, just like Persona 5 Royal, these two titles both come with custom touch controls for Xbox Cloud Gaming! Touch controls make games like this a lot […]
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Stadia Officially Shut Down
Stadia has officially shut down. The website now shows the above message and redirects to stadia.google.com/gg – note the “gg” at the end. Thank you all for making the Stadia community amazing! Check out the editorials from our staff about what Stadia meant to them: So long, and thanks for all the Games (fabled_alpaca) Stadia, […]
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Rumor: Could Fortnite be Headed to Amazon Luna?
File this one in the rumor/speculation category. Good friend of the site, Jon Scarr, recently reported that Fortnite could be on its way to Amazon Luna! This appears to have been first discovered in the following tweet: The evidence hinges on Fortnite client code that was found to include a reference to “Luna”: Luna hasn’t […]
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What’s Next for a Stadia Fanboy – Reprised
Stadia is Dead. That’s still (months after the announcement) a bit of a punch to the gut. How am I feeling about it all now – on shutdown day? Well, first off, I’ll say I don’t regret pouring a significant amount of passion into supporting the platform. Stadia’s technology remains the vision for the future […]
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Another 26 Games Leaving Amazon Luna first Half of February
At this point, it is more than fair to say that Amazon Luna is leaking games from a pretty big hole in the bucket. We just reported on 4 games that left the catalog in January, after the over 50 others that left in late 2022. Now, 26 more games are listed to leave Amazon […]
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HP Omen Gaming Hub Integrates GeForce NOW
HP’s Omen line of desktop and laptop computers is a top quality set of products generally targeted at gamers. These Omen computers are now getting some special GeForce NOW integration. The models are typically full of bling like RGB keyboards, groovy case lighting, transparent siding and high quality graphics cards – including NVIDIA RTX 40 […]
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Ubisoft Canceled 3 Unannounced Projects & Delays Skull and Bones Yet Again
At one point in time, all of us here at Cloud Dosage were pretty stoked about Skull and Bones coming to Stadia as one of a few AAA games expected in the fall of 2022. Then delays hit the game (moved from November to March), Stadia’s shutdown was announced, and we all moved on to […]
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Three More Games Have Left Amazon Luna + Three More Slated To Leave Soon
Amazon Luna lost well over 50 games from its service during the last quarter of 2022 (see here and here). For now, only a handful of new games have replaced those lost. Two highly anticipated games that were meant to come to Luna+ in November are still AWOL (Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning and Severed Steel). […]
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Razer Edge Available for Pre-Order. Ships January 26th.
The Razer Edge device was announced back in October. It is a handheld gaming device that supports local Android games and emulators as well as just about every cloud gaming service out in the wild – including the two heavyweights: Xbox Cloud Gaming and GeForce Now. The device derives from the same spirit as the […]
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LG TVs to Get Enhanced Gaming Hub and More Cloud Gaming Offerings
More news from CES! Kudos to Cloudy.Games for breaking this story earlier today. LG has shown off some enhancements to the already present cloud gaming offerings on its WebOS based TVs. The biggest change is the addition of an enhanced “gaming hub” (called the LG Game Card) sounds and looks pretty similar to what Samsung […]
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