Cloud Gaming Technology
Informative articles about the technology (services, infrastructure, physics, games) behind Cloud Gaming from the experts at Cloud Dosage.
Data Centers Are the Real Hardware Behind Cloud Gaming’s Future
Cloud gaming data centers are the hardware now. So what happens when the power lives everywhere except your hands?
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The Cloud Gaming Graveyard: Dead Cloud Gaming Services
We take a walk around the Cloud Gaming Graveyard to discuss the ups, the downs, and overall the history of this technology.
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The Gamer Logic Behind Exclusives is Tired
Why the calculus behind exclusive games has changed. Limiting game access to specific hardware is a practice that is primed to end.
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Why Some Games are Blocked on Cloud Gaming Services that Utilize Virtual Machines
A number of the most popular multiplayer games are blocked on Cloud PC services like AirGPU, Shadow PC etc. that use Virtual Machines. Why?
We analyze the situation.
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How To Play Xbox Cloud Gaming on Google TV and Android TV using Better xCloud
Complete instructions for installing & playing Xbox Cloud Gaming on a Google TV or Android TV device – including Chromecast, Onn & Shield TV
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Meta Quest 3S Xbox Edition Rumour
This is an Xbox. A Meta Quest 3S Xbox Edition looks to be on the way. Play on any screen, even a virtual one!
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Why Some Games Make it to GeForce NOW and Boosteroid and Some Don’t
Why do some games arrive on GeForce NOW and Boosteroid and others don’t? We discuss the process a game goes through to make it.
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Why Are There Queues on GeForce NOW and other Cloud Gaming Services?
We dive into why GeForce NOW (and other cloud gaming services) have queues. Why are they there and how can you avoid them.
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Remote Play vs. Cloud Gaming: A Gamer’s Guide
If you are unsure of the difference between cloud gaming and remote play, not sure which is best for you, start here.
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Why Boosteroid Doesn’t Use the Public Cloud
Cloud gaming service Boosteroid has opted to deploy their own servers in datacenters rather than use the public cloud. Find out why.
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