Cloud Gaming
Why Starting a Game in the Cloud Takes More Than Just an Available GPU
Starting a game in the cloud takes more than an available GPU. See how storage, orchestration and networking turn compute into a playable session.
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JioGames’ Kartikeya Awasthi Calls for TV and Controller Partnerships
Kartikeya Awasthi is calling on Indian TV and controller manufacturers to work more closely with cloud gaming platforms, with JioGames already reaching TVs through JioTele OS and working with EvoFox on controllers.
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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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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 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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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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Why Cloud Gaming Compute Can’t Be Treated Like a Generic GPU-Hour
Cloud gaming compute isn’t interchangeable. Location, timing, latency, and regional capacity all affect whether a GPU can serve the session you want to start.
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How King of Tokyo Was Reworked for Amazon Luna GameNight
Microids explains how King of Tokyo was adapted for Amazon Luna GameNight, including its phone controls, interface, and new visual style.
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