Microsoft is expanding its cloud gaming service on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate to include owned games, and there are 50 titles on the starting list.
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GeForce NOW game streaming service will soon introduce monthly allowances for streaming for subscribers. Extra payment is required for playing games over this limit.
Nvidia's GeForce NOW streaming service will add 22 games in October, including brand-new titles like Black Ops 6 and MechWarrior 5: Clans.
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Developer PocketPair released a very brief teaser trailer today to show off the upcoming Arena PvP mode for its surprise hit game Palworld. No release date was revealed during the trailer.
In the early 2010s, two companies, OnLive and Gaikai, tried to get PC gamers to abandon their discs and hard drives for streaming services. However, both were later bought by Sony.
Google announced to shut down Google Stadia on September 29, 2022 and later terminated its operations in 2023. According to reports, the company's vice president has now silently left Google.
Microsoft has signed its third 10-year Call of Duty distribution deal with a partner, this time Boosteroid. It had previously signed similar agreements with Nintendo and Nvidia already.
As Stadia will officially halt services in January, Google needs to provide refunds for hardware purchases on the platform. After the U.S. the refunds are now rolling out to the UK among other places.
Stadia is set to bite the dust early next year. Keeping this in view, Ubisoft has said that it will allow users to transfer their Ubisoft titles from the Stadia store on to their PCs.
Google has officially announced it is shutting down the game streaming platform Stadia less than three years after it went online. The company will be issuing refunds on the hardware and games.
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A new report has shed more light on Xbox Keystone, Microsoft's upcoming hardware to power cloud gaming. Keystone may be positioned as a home console rather than a stick, and may land in 2023.
PC and Mac users holding Nvidia's premium GeForce NOW RTX 3080 memberships can now stream their games at 4K 60FPS. 27 more games are gaining streaming support during this month too.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has revealed that over 10 million people have now streamed games through Xbox Cloud Gaming. However, there is little context over what contributes to this figure.
Google Stadia launched in 2019 to a lot of hype, but technical issues held the cloud game streaming service back. However, has the service improved since that time? Read on to find out.
Today, a new report by Business Insider says that Google is trying to salvage its 'failing Stadia' service by offering the technology to enterprise. The consumer version has been 'deprioritized'.
Nvidia has expanded its GeForce Now membership to include a new premium tier that'll allow gamers to avail the power of the RTX 3080. This allows for a significant step-up in visuals and framerates.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming is heading to all Game Pass Ultimate users in the 22 supported countries. It is also opening up the service on the web today, bringing it to Windows 10 and Apple devices.
Microsoft today said that it is working to expand cloud gaming to more devices. It aims to build the Xbox experience natively into smart TVs and introduce dedicated devices for other displays.
Sony has confirmed that it will finally start rolling out support for 1080p streaming on PlayStation Now this week. The capability will be gradually available in Europe, U.S., Canada, and Japan.
Nvidia has announced that GeForce Now is getting a new subscription tier for new members, which will cost double what existing users are paying. Current members will keep the $4.99 price, though.
Are you a Sony fan? Do you own a PlayStation console? Are you struggling to choose between the PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now services? If yes, continue reading to find out what's right for you.
Microsoft is testing the web version of its Xbox game streaming service internally, which currently works only on Chromium-based browsers. Screenshots of that version have leaked today.
Today, Microsoft announced that its Xbox game streaming service is going to arrive on Windows 10 in the Xbox app and browser in the spring, and iOS users will be able to use it in the browser.
According to Xbox chief Phil Spencer, Microsoft will be bringing its Xbox game streaming services to smart TV platforms next year. The idea is for it to be everywhere gamers want to play.
The Ubisoft game subscription service, Uplay+, is being rebranded to become Ubisoft+. The service is now also heading to game streaming services like Google Stadia and Amazon Luna.
With the acquisition of Bethesda and bundling of EA Play into Game Pass, Microsoft is leading the charge towards a new era of gaming. But can the company stay in the lead once others catch on?
Apple recently updated its App Store guidelines, offering some breathing room when it comes to allowing game streaming services. However, Microsoft is not satisfied with the changes.
Microsoft is reportedly testing the ability to let users log into Xbox Live from multiple devices. This will allow users to play games using xCloud from a phone while streaming content on a console.
As part of this week's Stadia news, Google has announced that the service can now be used with mobile data in addition to Wi-Fi. The company also revealed the August lineup of Stadia Pro games.
Android users in the Project xCloud preview now have access to five more games to play through the cloud. The new additions include Ori & the Will of the Wisps, Batman: Arkham Knight, and more.
Google has announced that the official Stadia Controller can now be used wirelessly with the web version of the streaming service. Previously, you'd need to use a cable to connect the controller.
Another big batch of games are being removed from Nvidia's GeForce Now streaming service, with Xbox Game Studios, Warner Bros., Codemasters, and more publishers pulling out later this week.
Microsoft's game streaming service is heading to 11 more countries. Project xCloud will begin its rollout in these Western European nations when bandwidth stress is less of a problem.
Microsoft's content streaming platform, Mixer, is receiving major updates that include a new homepage, an auto-hosting feature, and a new experience for Xbox built from the ground up.
Samsung is retiring its PlayGalaxy Link game streaming service on March 27, 2020. The alternatives to the service include Steam Link, which, unlike PlayGalaxy, is not locked just to Samsung phones.
2K Games has become the latest publisher to pull its titles out of Nvidia's game streaming service GeForce Now. Nvidia says it is working with the publisher to bring its experiences back.
Today, Nvidia announced that its game streaming service, GeForce Now, is out of beta. On top of that, it's turning RTX on for real-time ray tracing, and Chrome OS support is on the way.
Microsoft's xCloud gaming service keeps growing, and the company has added 15 new titles to the library of supported games. There are now over 80 games available on Project xCloud.
Microsoft held its X019 briefing today, where it made a ton of announcements, some of which were around its Project xCloud game streaming service. It's coming to Windows 10 in 2020.
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