Cloud Gaming Technology
Informative articles about the technology (services, infrastructure, physics, games) behind Cloud Gaming from the experts at Cloud Dosage.
Xbox Cloud Gaming in 2023
2022 has proven to be a breakout year for Xbox Game Pass and for Xbox Cloud Gaming in particular. The service gained over a hundred games and improved significantly in terms of streaming fidelity. What does 2023 have in store for Xbox Cloud Gaming? Let’s break it down! More Great Games Xbox Game Pass had […]
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Cloud Gaming on the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is their highest-end tablet. Not for this generation but for as long as Samsung has been making Android tablets. And that is abundantly clear from the second you clap your eyes on the device or its top-tier price tag. Is it worth purchasing to fulfil your cloud gaming needs? A […]
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Phil Spencer Says Some Markets Play More on Cloud than Console
We knew there were over 20 million Xbox Cloud gamers, but it seems more have migrated than we thought…
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The Physics and Physiology of Cloud Gaming
I have often witnessed conversations online where gamers dismiss Cloud Gaming (and various platforms/services) because the lag/latency must surely be unbearable… because… “Physics.” Apparently, the poor blundering fools behind these services just forgot to check the fundamental laws of the universe, which make cloud gaming infeasible, before they launched their products. I don’t often do […]
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Football Manager 2023 Touch Controls on Xbox Cloud Gaming.
Football Manager 2023 was released on 8th November across a host of platforms, including PC, Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo Switch and mobile platforms. The added extra for those subscribed to GamePass is that FM23 is completely free to play – as long as you remain subscribed. Play On The Go Another bonus that comes with the […]
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The Best Alternatives to Stadia
Unfortunately, Google recently announced that Google Stadia will close it doors on January 18, 2023. Stadia is one of the most impressive cloud streaming services available from a technology point of view and has garnered a passionate following. Stadia is also one of the few cloud streaming services that can be described as a platform […]
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Cloud Gaming on the Nintendo Switch – is It Worth It?
After the disaster that was the Wii U and, to some degree, the launch of the 3DS, Nintendo struck gold with the Nintendo Switch. Thanks to its vast library of games, specially first-party, the hybrid console has become really successful. Ever since releasing over 5 years ago, the Nintendo Switch has reigned the handheld market. […]
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Utomik Launches Android App Beta for Cloud Gaming
Utomik is a game subscription plan that gives subscribers unlimited access to over 1,400 PC games for as low as $6.99 a month! How is that for a deal?!? And, Utomik does provide some bonafide platform features in its PC game launcher – e.g. it lets you collect achievements on most recent games. Utomik started […]
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GeForce Now Adds Enhanced Touch Controls to 13 More Games
Playing cloud games (including the latest AAA titles) on a mobile phone or tablet is a pretty cool experience that provides a lot of convenience/portability. There are a lot of controllers that can attach to a phone, e.g. the Razer Kishi, to turn to your iPhone or Android Phone into a Nintendo Switch like device. […]
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Cloud Gaming On The Pixel 6a
One of the biggest benefits of cloud gaming is that you do not need the latest and greatest hardware in order to enjoy your games. So in a world of premium flagships, how does the budget friendly Google Pixel 6a perform as a cloud gaming device? Read on and find out. A Feast on The […]
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