Latest about Cloud Gaming
Microsoft claims Apple's stringent guidelines are barring cloud gaming services from the App Store: "Apple’s IAP commission fee is set at a level that is neither economically sustainable nor justifiable"
By Kevin Okemwa published
CLOUD GAMING Apple's new guidelines for its App Store still feature several roadblocks, preventing Microsoft from running its Cloud Gaming app on iOS, including the in-app purchase (IAP) and more.
Grab the perfect Cloud Gaming controller with a $26 saving and play Xbox blockbusters anywhere
By Alexander Cope published
Cloud deal Amazon is hosting a discount on the Turtle Beach Atom mobile gaming controller, reducing its MSRP by 30% for a limited-time.
Samsung follows Microsoft with a licensed controller for its dedicated Gaming Hub, and pre-orders are already out of stock
By Kevin Okemwa published
Samsung gaming Samsung wants companies to manufacture more licensed controllers for its cloud Gaming Hub.
Playing Call of Duty or Crash Team Rumble in Europe? You're going to see a new pop-up screen soon.
By Cole Martin published
Pop ups European gamers will notice a new Software License and Service Agreement pop-up the next time they load up Call of Duty or Crash Team Rumble.
Wait — did Nokia really make a gaming controller?
By Jennifer Young published
indestructible Did Nokia make a gaming controller, or is this just a Redditor fantasy spurred by the millennial nostalgia train?
Leaked documents detail next-gen Xbox targeting 2028, new hybrid cloud gaming plans
By Jennifer Young published
LEAKS Leaked today, a presentation has revealed Microsoft’s ambitious plan to create a hybrid game platform that can run games on both the device and the cloud.
Internal emails from Microsoft detail plans to stream PC games via the cloud
By Cole Martin published
Cloud competition Microsoft planned to leverage Azure servers to stream PC games in a bid to compete with Google's now defunct Stadia service.
The Razer Edge makes a surprise appearance in Europe, available to order now
By Richard Devine published
Surprise! The Razer Edge is a fantastic Android-powered gaming handheld that initially was only available in the U.S. but that has thankfully now changed.
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