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.
Changing the Game: Cloud Gaming & Artificial Intelligence
“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” Carl Sagan In the ever-expanding universe of digital entertainment, the convergence of cloud gaming and artificial intelligence (AI) unveils boundless possibility. Echoing the sentiments of Carl Sagan: As we embark on this journey, we’re reminded of the vastness of the digital cosmos and the infinite potential that […]
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The Netflix Exclusive Games That I Want To See On Netflix Games
Netflix Games, the video game platform within the Netflix app, offers a range of games including indie game hits, console/PC ports, and games based on Netflix IPs. However, in this editorial, I want to go over some concepts for games which Netflix could make as exclusive games for Netflix Games. Lego Stranger Things Is A […]
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How Netflix Games is Missing a Huge Marketing Opportunity
Netflix has had a strong couple of years recently, as the company expanded its media empire. Gaming is one place where we have seen huge growth for Netflix. We have seen Netflix acquire four talented studios as well as set up two new internal teams. We have also seen Netflix roll out a cloud gaming […]
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Amazon Luna in 2024: A Mixed Experience
Amazon Luna Unveiled Amazon Luna is not merely a cloud gaming service; it is an ambitious project that seeks to democratize gaming by liberating it from the confines of hardware limitations. Utilizing the formidable prowess of Amazon Web Services (AWS), Luna offers a low-latency gaming experience across a plethora of devices, including PCs, Macs, Fire […]
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Why Netflix Games Disappointed in April 2024 and What’s Ahead
Netflix Games is the up and coming gaming platform controlled by the popular streaming video service Netflix. It offers Netflix customers roughly 100 titles to play across mobile and cloud. After a record December 2023, Netflix Games’ growth has slowed – resuling in April 2024 being Netflix Games’ first month since the platform launched with […]
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GeForce NOW: A True Story of Connecting People
We can be heroes. Cloud gaming can help. In the interconnected world of cloud gaming, where digital landscapes are traversed with the click of a button, and adventures unfold across screens, the power of human connection often goes unnoticed. Yet, sometimes, amidst the leaderboards and live streams, a story emerges that reminds us of the […]
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Will We See More Xbox Titles On Amazon Luna?
Amazon Luna and Xbox Cloud Gaming were once seen as potential rivals. However, in a recent move, Microsoft (who owns Xbox, Bethesda, Activision, etc.) has recently licensed the Fallout IP to Amazon’s Prime Video for a television series. And now, Amazon Luna has added the definitive versions of what are arguably the best Fallout games, […]
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Who Is The Target Demographic For Netflix Games?
When it comes to video games, there are two major demographics that all platforms want to attract. However, many platforms like Xbox and PlayStation aim for the more “hardcore” demographic, whilst companies like Nintendo aim for more “casual” and “hardcore Nintendo fans” as their demographic. So in this editorial, I want to take aim at […]
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The Best Retro Atari Games That We Would Love To See On Antstream Arcade
Antstream Arcade is one of the most interesting cloud gaming platforms. Antstream focuses on offering retro games (1300+ of them, in fact), so there are tens of thousands of opportunities for even more retro games to arrive on the platform. One of the most notable publishers on Antstream Arcade is Atari, which bought a 10% […]
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What Could A Nintendo Cloud Gaming Service Look Like?
The leading platforms within the gaming industry are always evolving. There was a time when Sega and Atari were both market leaders pre-PlayStation and Xbox. However, there has been one gaming company that has been making hardware since before the video game crash of 1983 and is still a market leader: Nintendo. With Xbox, PlayStation, […]
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