Other Cloud Platforms
News about cloud gaming platforms other than Xbox Cloud Gaming, GeForce NOW, Luna, Boosteroid, Blacknut or Utomik.
Antstream Arcade Loses 27 Titles As Their Partnership With Warner Brothers Comes To a Close
Pure Xbox is reporting that Antstream Arcade, a cloud gaming service that allows users to access and play over 1400 classic games via the cloud, has announced that the service is about to lose 27 titles as their partnership with Warner Brothers has now come to an end. There are certainly some big titles among […]
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Warner Brothers’ Classic Games Leaving Antstream Arcade
In a post on Twitter today, Antstream Arcade announced that all of the service’s classic game titles published by Warner Brothers would be leaving in the near future. In a video update, it was stated the games would be leaving in “just a few days.” A number of the top played games on Antstream are […]
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Ubisoft Discusses Cloud Gaming Future and Activision Blizzard Games
Ubisoft has recently announced a significant expansion of its Ubisoft+ subscription service, following a deal with Microsoft. The agreement grants Ubisoft the perpetual cloud streaming rights for all current and future Activision Blizzard games for the next 15 years, now that Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard is closed. Without a doubt, this puts Ubisoft as […]
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Shadow PC Alerts It’s Users of a Security Breach
Cloud gaming service Shadow PC recently experienced a security incident involving one of its service providers. The incident, which occurred at the end of September, was the result of a social engineering attack that began on Discord. An employee of Shadow PC was targeted, leading to the download of malware. Despite immediate action from Shadow’s […]
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Another One Bites the Dust: The Gaming Project Shuts Down
The last couple years have seen a tightening of the belts in the tech industry as well as in startup investing. Partly as a result, a number of cloud gaming services have shuttered. This of course includes the elephant in the room: Google Stadia. However, a number of smaller outlets have closed as well. Vortex, […]
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Samsung is bringing a more integrated cloud gaming experience to Galaxy phone users.
Samsung has been a big supporter of Cloud gaming, and this isn’t the first push Samsung has made around cloud gaming. In 2022, Samsung launched Gaming Hub on its 2022 TVs, and eventually earlier models. This integrates cloud gaming from Xbox, GeForce Now, Amazon Luna, Antsteam, Blacknut, Utomik and, for a short-lived time, Google Stadia. This […]
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Nware Concludes Beta Phase, Prepares for Next Chapter
After three years, cloud gaming service Nware, has announced the closure of its Beta phase. The company, based in Spain, has allowed gamers worldwide to play any game without the need for expensive hardware. According to Nware, their achievements during this period have been significant. The platform has signed a global partnership with Microsoft, organically […]
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Antstream Arcade Social Numbers Pop After Xbox App
Antstream Arcade recently made cloud gaming history. It became the first cloud gaming app to gain a bonafide app on a Tier-1 gaming console – Xbox. We’ve tested out the app and it looks and works great. It’s probably our favorite way to use Antstream. The app even lets you earn Xbox achievements for your […]
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Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart Now Playable via Cloud Gaming
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, the critically-acclaimed 2021 platformer from Insomniac Games, is now playable via cloud gaming thanks to Boosteroid. The service allows users to stream games they already own on Steam and other storefronts. Aside from the main “Library”, Boosteroid also offers an “Install” section, which allows subscribers to install practically any game […]
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Shadow to Support Browser-Based Access Starting Next Week
Shadow PC is an extremely useful service. Just check out our recent review of the service. It’s the sledge-hammer of cloud services. It doesn’t just allow you to play video games stored in the cloud, it allows you to run an entire Windows desktop from the cloud! There are no limitations on apps you can […]
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