Cloud Gaming News
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AWS Releases An AI Assistant For Monitoring Game Servers
AWS releases an AI assistant for monitoring GameLift Servers, Amazon EKS clusters and cloud infrastructure costs.
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Assassin’s Creed Shadows Gets a Closing Update
Assassin’s Creed Shadows has received a ‘closing’ update that is focused on bug fixes and minor improvements.
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PlayStation Plus Monthly Games For August 2026
PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for August 2026 include Dying Light 2, Big Walk, and Signalis, available from August 4 to 31.
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Ludium Lab Partners With GlobalFun To Expand Its Cloud Gaming Catalogue
Ludium Lab partners with GlobalFun to expand its cloud gaming catalogue, with Ben 10, Adventure Time, and more featured in a new video.
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PLEIO Adds Five New Games Including Under The Waves
PLEIO adds five new cloud games, including Under The Waves, Death on the Nile, Jewel Match, Aquascapes, and True Fear Part 3.
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Green-NX Arrives As XBOX Cloud Gaming Client For Nintendo Switch
Green-NX is an unofficial XBOX Cloud Gaming client for Nintendo Switch with handheld and TV mode support.
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JioGames Cloud Adds New Games Including Shadows: Awakening And More
JioGames Cloud adds new games from the Blacknut catalogue, including Shadows: Awakening, Truck Driver, Two Strikes, and more.
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Xbox Begins Testing Ad-Supported Streaming
Xbox is testing a free, ad-supported cloud gaming tier for Insiders. Stream owned games with 1-hour session limits and pre-roll ads.
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Boosteroid Adds 14 More Titles To The Cloud
Discover 14 new games on Boosteroid this week, including Shift At Midnight, Strikers Club, and Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game.
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Shadow PC Lite Launches With Lower Prices And 120 Monthly Hours
Shadow launches Shadow PC Lite with lower pricing, 120 monthly hours, Neo and Power hardware, and new limits on displays and connections.
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