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The Brilliance and Clunkiness of GeForce Now
I’ve been a long time (off and on) user of GeForce Now since the early days of the service on the original Shield TV – it was my first experience with cloud-gaming. And, I have always been impressed by the responsiveness and fidelity of the gameplay. The library of games is also very impressive. It […]
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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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Which game developers are stepping up to save Stadia players?
With the impending demise of Google’s cloud gaming Platform Stadia, a lot of people are wondering what is going to happen to their games and save files. This article will be constantly updated with new information from game developers. Google have said that they will be refunding all purchases of games, DLC and in game […]
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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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Boosteroid Review
In the last couple of years, cloud gaming has seen a major boost in popularity thanks to Google Stadia, NVIDIA’S GeForce Now and Microsoft’s Xbox Cloud. Big multimillion companies with years of history own these services. Despite all these big names in the industry, much smaller companies have taken their shot at this blooming business. […]
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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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Game Pass Will Lose 8 Titles in October
Xbox has announced the 8 titles that will be leaving Game Pass on the 31st October. Alan Wake: American Nightmare (Console and PC) Backbone (Cloud, Console, and PC) Bassmaster Fishing 2022 (Cloud, Console, and PC) Nongunz: Doppelganger Edition (Cloud, Console, and PC) Project Wingman (Cloud, Console, and PC) Second Extinction (Cloud, Console, and PC) Sniper […]
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Razer Edge Announcement
Razer have returned with another device dedicated to cloud gaming. The Razer Edge. The Razer Edge is a new cloud gaming tablet from Razer that will be available in 2 models; WIFI and 5G. There is no price as of yet for the 5G models which will be coming later. The WIFI model will be […]
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Antstream Retro Cloud Gaming
What is Antstream? For around 3 years, game streaming has been the new way to play AAA games. Using Google Stadia, GeForce Now or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, players have been playing games such as Red Dead Redemption 2, Destiny 2, God of War and many more. It was very much geared towards graphically intense […]
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