Cloud Gaming Editorials
This is the subsection of Cloud Dosage for editorials from our staff and outside contributors. These represent opinion pieces on the current state and future of Cloud Gaming technology, services, games and more.
Gaming AI, Platforms and Tools Attract $1.3B in Q3 2026 Funding
Q3 2026 gaming funding reached $1.62B, with 81% going to AI, platforms and tools. Blacknut ranked third in Drake Star’s quarterly investment report.
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Gaming Tops GPU-as-a-Service Market as AI Demand Grows
Gaming topped GPU-as-a-Service revenue in 2025 as AI demand grew. What does the $14.46 billion forecast really tell us about cloud gaming?
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Why Jackbox Wants Its Own Cloud Gaming Service Beyond Netflix
Jackbox already has three party games on Netflix, but it’s also developing its own cloud gaming service. We examine why the company wants both, how its planned service differs from Netflix, and what that could mean for players.
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Cloud Gaming Advertising Has to Prove Attention, Not Just Reach
Cloud gaming advertising is creating new ways to reach people, but impressions alone do not prove value. Dentsu attention research, IAB measurement standards, and emerging cloud gaming ad formats point to a bigger challenge: measuring meaningful attention without disrupting the gaming experience.
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GeForce NOW Is Now Available on the New 3DS, Because Why Not
Kasumi, a free open-source homebrew app, streams GeForce NOW games to the New Nintendo 3DS. Here is a look at features, specs, and setup!
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Cloud Gaming Is Turning Ads Into Access, Discovery and Play
Cloud gaming advertising is expanding beyond pre-session ads. XBOX, PHYND, GAMELOOP, Blacknut, GeForce NOW, and Amazon GameLift Streams show how ads can support access, discovery, and direct paths into gameplay.
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Are 5, 10 or 15 hours of Xbox Cloud Gaming enough?
Xbox’s new monthly cloud gaming allowances are easy to list. What matters is how quickly you might use them.
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Cloud Gaming Caps: Why Cloud Platforms Want You to Go Outside
Cloud gaming was supposed to let us play without expensive hardware. Now some services are putting caps on how much we can play. Here’s why, who’s doing it, and what happens when you run out of hours.
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Netflix’s Cloud Gaming Pivot Is Starting to Look Like a Strategy
Netflix cloud gaming is starting to look like a clearer strategy, backed by stronger usage, infrastructure investment, new tools, and more TV games.
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Why Cloud Gaming Compute Can’t Be Treated Like a Generic GPU-Hour
Cloud gaming compute isn’t interchangeable. Location, timing, latency, and regional capacity all affect whether a GPU can serve the session you want to start.
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