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Epic Games Store Free Games: September 24 – October 1, 2026 and Where to Play in the Cloud
Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles and Mechabellum are free on the Epic Games Store until October 1. See where to play them in the cloud.
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Antstream Arcade Adds Five Indie Homebrew Games
Antstream Arcade the world’s largest retro gaming cloud gaming service has added five indie homebrew games.
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Space Metal Mania Launches Exclusively on Amazon Luna
Space Metal Mania has launched exclusively on Amazon Luna, with Prime members able to play the heavy-metal shoot-’em-up at no extra cost.
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Xbox Cloud Adds CONTROL Resonant, Marvel Rivals, and More Games
Xbox Cloud expands its ‘Stream Your Own Game’ library with CONTROL Resonant, Marvel Rivals, and more popular releases
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GFN Thursday – GeForce NOW News & Updates For Thursday, September 14th
This weeks GFN Thursday update sees some big games coming to GeForce NOW!
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Netflix Cloud Gaming Is Adding A Conjuring Game
Netflix Cloud Gaming is adding a brand new game set in The Conjuring Universe just in time for the Halloween season.
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Netflix Is Hiring a Director to Scale Its Cloud Gaming Infrastructure
Netflix is hiring a Director, Cloud Gaming Infrastructure to scale its cloud games with major hardware investment and massive concurrent use.
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Volkswagen Brings AirConsole In-Car Gaming to the U.S. With 20 Games
Volkswagen brings AirConsole in-car gaming to select 2027 U.S. models with 20 games, including Tetris, PAC-MAN and UNO Car Party.
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What Actually Matters in a PC When the GPU Is in the Cloud?
Cloud gaming moves game rendering to a remote GPU, but your local PC still has work to do. Video decoding, display capability, network quality, and streaming mode support all affect the experience.
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XBOX Eliminates 268 Roles in Major First-Party Reorganization
XBOX has eliminated 268 roles and reorganized several first-party studios, with major changes involving Halo, Playground Games, Turn 10, Obsidian, Ninja Theory, and Arkane.
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