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New Google Made Google TV Streamer Appears to be Coming Soon
9to5Google has received what looks to be a credible photo of an upcoming Google TV streaming device – the successor to the Chromecast with Google TV. This is of particular interest to us here at Cloud Dosage as Google TV devices remain some of the most devices for cloud gaming. These include the Chromecast series […]
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Cloudmoon Cloud Gaming Service Review
Cloudmoon is a cloud gaming service that seems to have taken a detour from the well-trodden path. While most cloud gaming services focus on delivering high-end AAA titles to a wider audience, Cloudmoon has opted for a rather unusual direction: mobile games. A Unique (and Questionable) Focus The decision to specialize in mobile games is […]
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15 Mind-Bending Games on GeForce Now That Will Make You Question Every Choice You’ve Ever Made
“We are our choices.” – Jean-Paul Sartre Choices define us. In life, their weight often goes unnoticed until long after the moment has passed. But in the realm of narrative-driven games, we’re granted a rare gift: the ability to see our decisions unfold in real-time, to witness the immediate and far-reaching consequences of our actions. […]
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Joysak Cloud Gaming Service Review
Shadowy Cloud Gaming with Questionable Legitimacy JoySak promises a world of high-end console gaming at your fingertips, but the experience falls short and raises some red flags. Here’s why you might want to avoid JoySak altogether. The Grey Cloud JoySak operates in a sort of “grey cloud” area. Much like JoyArk (no links found between […]
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College Football 25 – Game Review
Tossin the ol’ pigskin with Dad never gets old. EA Sports, it’s in the game. But, actually, is it? EA Sports has developed quite the yearly reputation. Every year we get a new Soccer, Hockey, and Football video game. Every year, these games see criticisms like “here’s the full price roster update again” or “it’s […]
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The Cloud Gaming Graveyard: Dead Cloud Gaming Services
Cloud gaming was (and still is) supposed to be the next big thing. But, it hasn’t exactly taken off like a rocket. It’s been more of a slow burn. It’s a little like being promised a gourmet meal and getting served a lukewarm Hot Pocket. It turns out running a successful cloud gaming service that […]
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JoyArk Cloud Gaming Service Review
JoyArk is another emerging cloud gaming platform boasting 100+ AAA games in the cloud. The Android app has been downloaded over 10 million times (by humans or bots) from the Google Play store. But how does it compare? Is it pure Joy or more of a Ploy? Let’s find out. JoyArk seems to be a […]
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Why Some Games Make it to GeForce NOW and Boosteroid and Some Don’t
The Publisher’s Blessing Please Sir, May I Stream Your Game? For a game to arrive on GeForce NOW it first needs to opt-in on Steam and other PC stores. Many game publishers do opt their games in, but other publishers are very reluctant. This appears to be true as well for games in Boosteroid’s official […]
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Anger Foot – Cloud Game Review
Fury, Feet, and Questionable Urban Planning Imagine a world where the solution to urban crime is a well-placed boot. Welcome to Anger Foot, a game that answers the question nobody asked: “What if Hotline Miami, but feet?”. Set in the oh-so-subtly named Shit City, you play as a nameless, faceless harbinger of podiatric justice. Your […]
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Top Role-Playing Games (RPGs) On Xbox Cloud Gaming
Xbox Cloud Gaming via Xbox Game Pass has a massive library of video games from a wide range of genres. In this article, we are going to go over some of the best RPG games on Xbox Cloud Gaming (sometimes called Xcloud) and will discuss why you should check each out. Octopath Traveller If there’s […]
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