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Luna Fans, Make Some Noise.
I think you will all agree that the gaming community is probably the most vocal and outspoken group of any community around. For better or for worse, it is also a community divided by tribalism and rivalry – whether it is our PC overlords basking in mods and 240FPS, the decades long war between “Xbots” […]
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Netflix Games’ Monetization Problem
At the tail end of 2023, we heard rumblings that Netflix was planning on finding a new way to monetize its game library, with some games rumored to be a premium add-on (i.e., you’ll have to pay more to access), while other games could potentially include advertisements. Let’s take a look at these monetization strategies […]
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How Antstream Arcade Can Organize Titles With Multiple Versions
Antstream Arcade is the retro gaming cloud gaming platform offering over 1300 video games from the 1970s through the 1990s as well as modern-day homebrew titles. However, some games are listed multiple times on Antstream. So, I wanted to explain why this is the case and how Antstream can better organize games with multiple titles. […]
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The Best Family-Friendly Video Games On Netflix Games
Netflix Games has almost one hundred titles to check out for gamers of all types. All of these games are free to play on iOS and Android (and coming soon to your laptop and Smart TV via the cloud) if you have a Netflix subscription. In this summary, we are going to cover the best […]
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Antstream Arcade’s Biggest Problems In 2024 and How To Avoid/Fix Them
Antstream Arcade is a notable gaming platform for fans of almost everything gaming related from the 1970s to the mid-1990s. However, there is an annoying dance that Antstream Arcade must do in an attempt to stay relevant not only to the cloud gaming market but also to retro gaming enthusiasts as well. Antstream Arcade Debuted […]
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Why Xbox Games Going Multiplatform is Good For Cloud Gaming
With the recent rumours of Xbox published games coming to platforms like the Playstation 5 and Nintendo Switch, I wanted to talk about why this is a positive move for cloud gaming and shouldn’t come as a huge surprise. Let’s discuss. Some Xbox Games Have Been Multiplatform Since 2014 Let’s start with the first point: […]
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The Future of Gaming is Not a Box! BOTH Microsoft and Sony Get This. Fanboys Haven’t Gotten the Message
For decades, there has been a recipe for creating a successful gaming platform. Tie your ecosystem to an expensive investment in the form of a plastic box that effectively locks consumers into your platform. Every game they buy from there on out will be from your store – and you can take a cut of […]
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GameSir G8 Galileo – Cloud Gaming Review
For over a year, I have been using the GameSir X2 Pro-Xbox as my “daily driver” for cloud gaming on the go. To me, it was the best mobile gaming peripheral I’d tested. And, I was happy with it. It was compact, it came with a case and had great features like a flexible USB-C […]
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What are the Six Netflix Game Studios Developing?
Netflix Games has six internal studios who are developing new video games for Netflix’s gaming platform. Let’s take a look at what these studios are working on. What Is Netflix Games Studio California/Studio Blue Working On: The first studio we are going to take a look at is the first internal studio which is either […]
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Why Netflix Needs To Develop More Family-Friendly Games
Netflix Games is a gaming platform that launched within the Netflix app in 2021. However, Netflix Games is missing a trick which could lead to more families using its gaming platform. That trick is video games aimed at children, let’s discuss. Netflix Has A Lot Of Content Aimed At Kids Before we dive into this, […]
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