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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.


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Why Advertisers Are Betting on Cloud Gaming Before Gamers Do

Advertisers are driving the next phase of cloud gaming as smart TVs, ad-supported access, and platform reach reshape how games are played.

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Assassin’s Creed Shadows Makes Me Hopeful for the Switch 2

Ubisoft delivers a technical achievement with Assassin’s Creed Shadows on Switch 2, proving the console can handle massive AAA releases.

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Netflix Games Shows How Cloud Gaming Becomes Invisible

Netflix Games offers a look at how cloud gaming becomes invisible through subscriptions, shared screens, and instant access across devices.

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It’s 2026, and I Still Miss Google Stadia

After three years of Google shutting down Stadia, no cloud gaming platforms has managed to replicate what made it special.

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Amazon Luna Works Well, but It Doesn’t Know Who You Are

Amazon Luna makes cloud gaming easy, but limited player identity and social persistence limit its long-term appeal.

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