Ubisoft+ is a game subscription service that allows you to play over 100 Ubisoft titles on PC. Ubisoft+ is also in beta for Stadia and Luna, though it offers significantly fewer titles. Continue Reading
Stadia Enhanced: What is Crowd Choice, Crowd Play, and State Share?
Stadia has three unique features that attempt to make it stand out: Crowd Choice, Crowd Play, and State Share. Let’s discuss each.
Crowd Choice & Crowd Play
Stream Stadia to YouTube to enable Crowd Choice and Crowd Play. Continue Reading
How to Attach Your Phone to Every Type Of Controller
As a companion piece to our look at playing computer games on your phone, we’re going to survey the means of attaching your controllers to your phone. Continue Reading
All of the Computer to Phone Streaming Apps
It’s a new age. Streaming technology means we have drastically improved access to our games. One option is to stream games from your computer to your phone. Continue Reading
Stadia Launch FAQ
There’s a fair amount of confusion surrounding the launch of Stadia. Who can play? When can you play? How can you play? We have all of your answers here, directly sourced from conversations with Google. Continue Reading
How To Stream Your PS4 To Your Android or iOS Device
A couple of days ago, Sony released remote play for Android, allowing players to stream their PS4 to their Android devices. Players can use their DualShock 4 controller or play with the embedded controller overlay. Continue Reading
The Virtues and Vices of Cloud Gaming
Cloud gaming has arrived. It’s not the end of traditional computers and consoles, but we want to take a minute to explore the pros and cons of cloud gaming compared to traditional gaming on local machines. Continue Reading
The State Of Ninth Gen
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Ninth Gen is alive and well. We’ve had a short hiatus, but we plan to update more consistently moving forward. Unfortunately, I’m currently away from my PC, which limits my ability to test and review cloud gaming services. Continue Reading
The Crack Team at Stadia
Sometime around 2015, Google began pursuit of a new endeavor, their entrance into the gaming medium. Google’s approach was to stream games from their servers to their players and, though hardly a new concept, Google’s expertise in network engineering, their wealth of server warehouses, and their fiber optic infrastructure primed their success beyond what had been accomplished thus far. Continue Reading
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