Xbox Cloud Gaming
Xbox Cloud Gaming Expands Its Library with 40 New Titles
Xbox Cloud has added over 40 new titles to its list of compatible games, including popular picks like Disco Elysium, Poppy Playtime and more.
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Obsidian’s Avowed Arrives on PlayStation 5 This February Alongside Massive Free Update
Obsidian’s Avowed is set to launch on PlayStation 5 on February 17, alongside a free major update on all platforms, including the cloud.
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Xbox Developer_Direct Returns January 22 With Fable, Forza Horizon 6, and Beast of Reincarnation Gameplay
Xbox’s Developer Direct on January 22 is set to showcase new gameplay from Fable, Forza Horizon 6, and Game Freak’s Beast of Reincarnation.
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Xbox Game Pass Kicks Off 2026 With Some Bangers and a Handheld Focus
Xbox Game Pass kicks off 2026 with Star Wars Outlaws, Resident Evil Village, and many more games to keep you occupied for a while.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Arrives on Google TV
Xbox Cloud Gaming is coming to Google TV. Currently it is only announced for some TCL TVs but there is nothing saying it won’t expand further!
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CES 2026: Xbox Is Bringing Cloud Gaming to Hisense and V homeOS Smart TVs
Xbox is expanding cloud gaming to select Hisense and V homeOS smart TVs in 2026, letting Game Pass subscribers stream games without a console.
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Cloud Gaming Isn’t Replacing Consoles. It’s Replacing the Second One
Cloud gaming isn’t replacing consoles. It’s quietly replacing the second console many households no longer need.
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Tip to Improve Streaming Stick WiFi for GeForce NOW, Xbox Cloud Gaming and Luna
Cloud Gaming demands a stable WiFi connection. Here is a simple trick to improve the reliability of your Fire Stick or Chromecast.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Shows Up at Comic Con India With Hands-On Demos Across Devices
Xbox Cloud Gaming appeared at Comic Con India with public demos across phones, handhelds, laptops, and TVs.
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GeForce NOW’s 100-Hour Cap and the Question Facing All Cloud Gaming Platforms
As cloud gaming becomes a primary way to play, GeForce NOW’s time cap raises bigger questions about access, pricing, and industry norms.
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