UPDATE (12:36 PM 23 December 2025): A Yes 5G rep tells us that the yearly sub plan "has been temporarily removed until further notice". Further, said rep also confirms that...
Sarah Bond, Xbox President, just confirmed that Microsoft and AMD have entered into a long-term partnership, and that both companies will co-engineer silicon across a "portfolio of devices" that also...
Back in March of this year, Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, ordered his government to develop and create its own game consoles, alongside with the necessary and relevant operating systems...
Sega is considering creating and launching its own Netflix-like subscription service for video games. Shuji Utsumi, President at Sega in an interview with the BBC, indicated that this was the...
Update (8:00PM): A representative of Yes 5G says that local subscribers to GeForce Now will not be subject to the 100-hour play limit, but will still benefit from the improvements...
NVIDIA is set to introduce a new feature that will allow users to link their Xbox accounts to its GeForce Now streaming service, simplifying the sign-in process for supported games....
Massive Entertainment is undertaking a, pardon the pun, massive task in designing and putting an open-world game like Star Wars Outlaws but to be fair, it's not the studio's first...
Yes 5G has announced the introduction of daily passes for NVIDIA's GeForce Now cloud gaming service. While it was previously limited to monthly and yearly subscriptions, users who want to...
Streaming services of all kinds have been exploring ad-supported options, and it looks like this may extend to even cloud gaming. Specifically, Xbox Cloud Gaming, also known by its old...
TM's Unifi has announced a new cloud gaming service in collaboration with Blacknut, giving users access to over 500 game titles at a relatively affordable price. However, you'll need to...
Qualcomm first announced its first dedicated gaming chip, in the form of the Snapdragon G3x Gen 1, alongside the Razer Edge handheld. It looks like it has worked well enough...
Netflix is now doing public beta tests for its cloud gaming feature, bringing its games to selected TVs and connected TV devices as well as web browsers. The limited beta...
