Nvidia has announced that their GeForce NOW cloud gaming service will be coming to select Android devices, specifically mentioning LG and Samsung.
Nvidia also announced today that they will be launching in Japan and Korea. Continue Reading
Stadia Connect: All of the Games Announced
Today, Google held a Stadia Connect video stream for Gamescom. A number of new games were announced, and many other peviously-announced titles were given new trailers. Continue Reading
Profile: PlayGalaxy Link
PlayGalaxy Link is an upcoming app for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and 10+ that allows users to stream games from their PC to their phone. Continue Reading
Stadia Connect Scheduled for August 19th
Update: See all of the games announced here.
Google has announced that they will share another Connect video on August 19th. Via Twitter, they posted:
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Stadia Q&A Summary
Today, Andrey Doronichev, Director of Product for Stadia, held a Question & Answer session on Reddit. Here’s a rundown of new information.
- Stadia Pro subscribers will get one free game a month, roughly, beginning with Destiny 2: The Collection.
Profile: Hatch
Hatch is a cloud gaming subscription service for Android specifically designed for 5G networks. Hatch offers an ad-supported free plan as well as a paid plan with additional content and features. Continue Reading
The Stadia Controller Will Also Work As A Standard USB Controller
Google has confirmed via Twitter that the Stadia controller will function as a standard controller, outside of Stadia, when plugged in via USB.
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Profile: Moonlight
Moonlight is an open-source game streaming client. Moonlight is based on Nvidia’s GameStream Protocol and requires an Nvidia graphics card. Players can stream their games from their PC to supported devices on any network. Continue Reading
Blacknut Review
Blacknut is a cloud gaming subscription service. Subscribers gain access to over 200 games and can play them on a variety of devices, from computers to phones to Amazon Fire and Android TV. Continue Reading
Profile: PlayGiga
PlayGiga offers games-as-a-service distribution through telecommunication companies. Instead of offering cloud games services to customer directly, PlayGiga sells their cloud gaming package to third parties to offer to their own customers. Continue Reading