Cloud Gaming Devices
Antstream Arcade and Blacknut Coming to Samsung TVs – Plus New Apps and 4K
Today, Samsung Electronics has released quite the press release. It is clear that Samsung’s commitment to cloud gaming is strong, being one of the leaders in the industry that pushes for both performance and availability. To helps expand cloud gaming, Samsung has announced new services coming to its Gaming Hub, standalone apps for older TV […]
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Amazon Fire TV adds a Games Section, Highlights Luna
The Amazon Fire TV team announced today that they will be adding a new Games section to their TV platform. The section will appear alongside other sections like “Movies”, “TV” and Genres like “Documentaries.” The section (at least for now) will highlight games from the Fire TV Android app store as well as cloud games […]
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Project Keystone is No More – Canceled!
It had been rumored (including by the Xbox team themselves) for about year now that the Xbox team were working on an Xbox based Streaming dongle that would let you play Xbox Cloud Gaming and would compete with the likes of Roku, Chromecast (and other AndroidTV devices), Fire TV and Apple TV. It looks like […]
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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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Xbox Cloud Gaming Coming to Meta Quest VR
Xbox Cloud Gaming currently has the ball in the cloud gaming space and is certainly running with it. Not only did the service just recently get launched on Samsung TVs and just (yesterday) tease a prototype standalone streaming device, they are back in the news today with the announcement the service is coming to the […]
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Cloud Gaming Focused Chromebooks are on the Way
While Google may be winding down its own stand alone platform, Stadia, that doesn’t mean it thinks cloud gaming has no future. In addition to offering its infrastructure (Immersive Stream) to partners (*cough* Ubisoft *cough*), the company has many more successful products (Chrome, Chrome OS, Android TV, Android) that can both benefit from other cloud […]
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