Cloud Gaming Tips, Tricks & Howtos
This is the subsection of Cloud Dosage where you will find a variety of Tips, Tricks, How Tos and general advice for getting the most value out of Cloud Gaming technology, services and games.
Xbox Full Screen Experience Hits Preview for All Windows 11 Users
Xbox’s Full Screen Experience is now available for all Windows 11 users who want to improve their games performance and access.
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Everything You Need to Know About the All-New Amazon Luna
New to Amazon Luna cloud gaming? This guide explains the update, game access options, and how streaming works. Start here.
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Turn Your ROG Xbox Ally into a Cloud Gaming Beast
Transform your ROG Xbox Ally into the ultimate cloud handheld by easily adding and accessing platforms like GeForce NOW and Amazon Luna.
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PlayStation Portal Cloud Gaming Tips and Tricks
Want smoother cloud gaming on PlayStation Portal? These quick tips help boost performance, cut lag, and keep games running clean.
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Everything You Need to Know About Cloud Gaming on PlayStation Portal
New to cloud gaming on PlayStation Portal? This quick guide covers setup, supported games, and everything you need to start.
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Get Xbox Game Pass Ultimate 80% Off Every Month with Microsoft Rewards
Want to subscribe to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for just $6 every month? We show how you can with Microsoft Rewards and a small effort each day.
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VPNs for Cloud Gaming While Traveling
Stay connected and secure while gaming abroad. Learn how VPNs fit into cloud gaming without slowing you down.
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How To Access Netflix Cloud Gaming Beta
How to access and play games on Netflix Cloud Gaming. We cover all the supported countries, devices and games.
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Beginner’s Guide to Gaming in the Cloud
Get started with cloud gaming: Beginner’s guide to equipment, subscriptions and understanding the basics of cloud-based gaming.
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How to Play PlayStation Exclusive Games On Xbox Using Boosteroid
The console wars are one of the most frustrating aspects of being a gamer. It often means you can’t play the game you want on the device you want to play it on. However, while Xbox and several of its first-party publishers have released games on PlayStation and Nintendo Switch, a vast majority of PlayStation […]
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