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Utomik Adds 2 More Games to Its Cloud Library
Subscription gaming service, Utomik, has added 2 more games to their cloud library today. Expanding the offering on what is possibly one of the best deals in cloud gaming. Today, Utomik Cloud welcomes stealth Indie game Serial Cleaner and turn based strategy favorite Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus. Serial Cleaner Serial Cleaner is a story-driven, fast-paced stealth/action game, […]
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Rumor: PlayStation 5 Cloud Game Streaming Incoming?
PlayStation Plus has a cloud gaming service that we don’t discuss as often here at Cloud Dosage as some other services. This is because the service can only be used on PlayStation consoles themselves or on a Windows app and games are from the PS3/PS4 collection. This former point makes the service much less generally […]
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Stadia to Unlock Bluetooth Capabilities of the Stadia Controller Next Week – Gives Us One Last Game
In a show of good faith, Google has done what a lot of folks were hoping they’d do – they’ve developed a standalone tool that will unlock the Bluetooth capabilities of your Stadia Controllers! Here is the tweet: With both the game and hardware purchase refunds having largely completed at this point, everyone who purchased […]
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Blacknut Kicks Off 2023 With 10 New Games
Almost two weeks after the start of the year, Blacknut has added 10 new games to its library of cloud games. These additions follow the latest ones, almost two weeks before the end of 2022. Subsequently, these new titles are also from the same publishers: Blowfish Studios and 10tons. It’s always great to see new […]
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HP Omen Gaming Hub Integrates GeForce NOW
HP’s Omen line of desktop and laptop computers is a top quality set of products generally targeted at gamers. These Omen computers are now getting some special GeForce NOW integration. The models are typically full of bling like RGB keyboards, groovy case lighting, transparent siding and high quality graphics cards – including NVIDIA RTX 40 […]
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Boosteroid Passed 3 Million Active Users – 18 Datacenters
Boosteroid is one of the cloud gaming services that we’ve seen grow significantly over the past year in terms of their reach, device support and user-interest. This can be seen in a number of our stats that cover the service’s following on various social media networks as well as app downloads etc. But, we just […]
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THQ Nordic is in the House for GFN Thursday
It’s Thursday, and you know what that means – time for GeForce NOW news and games. This week, five new THQ Nordic titles are arriving on GeForce NOW. Destroy All Humans! and Destroy All Humans! 2 are favorites of ours here at Cloud Dosage. You play as an evil alien Crypto-137 who causes mayhem, destruction […]
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Ubisoft Canceled 3 Unannounced Projects & Delays Skull and Bones Yet Again
At one point in time, all of us here at Cloud Dosage were pretty stoked about Skull and Bones coming to Stadia as one of a few AAA games expected in the fall of 2022. Then delays hit the game (moved from November to March), Stadia’s shutdown was announced, and we all moved on to […]
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Rumor: Xbox Game Pass Friends and Family Could be Headed Stateside
Late last year, Xbox released a “Friends and Family” subscription option for Game Pass Ultimate in Ireland and Columbia. For an extra $5-$10 a month (will likely depend on location/currency), the plan allows you to add up to four (five including yourself) people to a Friends & Family subscription. Each will have their own separate Xbox account […]
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GeForce NOW Begins Using AV1 Codec and Promises Vastly Lower Latency with Reflex Tech
For years, the proprietary H.264 codec and the open VP9 codec dominated streaming video encoding/decoding. What a codec does is compress a video stream to enable high quality visuals at a lower data rate than raw uncompressed video. Generally speaking, the better/more-advanced the codec is, the better the visual quality is for the same data […]
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