Cloud Gaming
Three Additional Games Land on Boosteroid
Boosteroid has recently expanded its already impressive library by adding three new and exciting titles: Homeworld 3, Men of War II, and Ghost of Tsushima. This expansion further solidifies Boosteroid’s position as a leading provider of high-quality gaming experiences. Homeworld 3 Jump in to this stunning space strategy game set in a vibrant and immersive […]
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A Stadia Insider Speaks! What Could Have Saved Stadia?
When Google Stadia made its debut in November 2019, it aimed to redefine the gaming landscape by offering seamless game streaming devoid of traditional hardware constraints. However, its journey was fraught with challenges, culminating in its official closure on January 18, 2023. Among the myriad of factors contributing to Stadia’s downfall, poor marketing, poor coverage, […]
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Netris.me: A Cloud Gaming Revolution with Open-Source DNA
Netris.me shakes things up in the cloud gaming scene with its innovative approach. Here’s why you should take notice, whether you’re a tech enthusiast, a Steam library devotee, or simply a fan of smooth cloud gaming. Open Source for the Win Unlike its competitors, Netris.me embraces open-source development. This means tech-savvy users can self-host the […]
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How to Play PlayStation Exclusive Games On Xbox Using Boosteroid
The console wars are one of the most annoying things about being a gamer. It often means you can’t play the game you want on the device you want to play it on. However, while Xbox and several of its first party publishers have released games on PlayStation and Nintendo Switch, a vast majority of […]
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The Rollercoaster of GeForce NOW: Love, Hate, and Everything In-Between
In the stained halls of the GeForce NOW Subreddit, I posed an important question: “What do you love/hate about GeForce NOW?”. I expected a couple of replies and a comment or two about how I am ruining GFN for everyone and murder and all that. Little did I know that opening Pandora’s Box held more […]
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Changing the Game: Cloud Gaming & Artificial Intelligence
“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” Carl Sagan In the ever-expanding universe of digital entertainment, the convergence of cloud gaming and artificial intelligence (AI) unveils boundless possibility. Echoing the sentiments of Carl Sagan: As we embark on this journey, we’re reminded of the vastness of the digital cosmos and the infinite potential that […]
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Boosteroid Adds Six Brand-New Releases
Boosteroid has been on a roll, lately, adding several new releases and popular games week after week. Following last week’s additions, the cloud gaming service has added six new games to its Library. While not every game might be a popular release, it’s great to see many genres being represented. Without further ado, let’s take […]
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Xbox’s May Update is Rolling Out with Updates for Cloud and PC
In March, Xbox Insiders Release allowed a select number of gamers to preview mouse and keyboard support on some games. I tried it and it worked just as you’d expect. Swapping from Gamepad to M&K is seamless. Now excellent news for Xbox Cloud Gaming users! The highly anticipated mouse and keyboard support has transitioned from […]
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The Pals Are Making Their Way To GeForce NOW
GFN Thursday! We brought you the news that it had opted in and now we have confirmation that the hit title, Palworld, is officially coming to the GFN Library. Palworld Fight, farm, build and work alongside mysterious creatures called “Pals” in this completely new multiplayer, open world survival and crafting game! Palworld is one of […]
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Antstream Arcade Adds Two Games, Including An Obscure Japanese Arcade Classic
Antstream Arcade, the retro gaming cloud gaming service with over 1300 games, has added two new video games to its growing catalog. One of these games is an obscure Japanese arcade classic, and the other appeared on Amstrad microcomputers. Zippy Bug (Arcade) The first game we have from Antstream today is the Data East arcade […]
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