by Nate Swanner, 1 week ago

  Something game-y is coming to Google I/O this year, that much is certain. The sessions schedule has a gaming twinge, top to bottom. Nobody is really sure exactly what it on the horizon, but…

by Bams Sadewo, 2 months ago

Having successfully launched its cloud-based gaming service on the Apple iPad and Windows 8 tablets last year, Agawi is now bringing the platform to Android devices. Dubbed as CloudPlay, the technology frees PC game developers…

by Simon Hill, 4 months ago

Looking beyond the big Tegra 4 announcement from Nvidia there was also good news for gamers. The tech giant has created a gaming system it is calling the Grid and the aim is to deliver…

by David Gonzales, 5 months ago

Is cloud gaming the future? PlayCast Media seems to think so. And it has set its sights on the U.S. with a plan to launch its very own cloud gaming service some time in Q3…

by Simon Hill, 7 months ago

The cloud gaming service OnLive was in a pretty bad way in the lead up to its acquisition. There were mounting debts heading for the $20 million mark and disappointed investors like HTC were not…

by Simon Hill, 8 months ago

Cloud gaming is all about remote hardware. You play games online using your tablet, smartphone, PC or whatever, and the game runs remotely on high-end hardware. It means you don’t need the latest console, you…

by Mike Andrici, 9 months ago

In the past year or so, we’ve seen the cloud gaming market being assaulted by numerous companies that are knee-deep in the gaming industry, much in the way that the tablet market was assaulted (unfortunately,…

by Lucian Armasu, 10 months ago

There are two important cloud gaming services right now: OnLive and Gaikai. And it seems that Sony wants to integrate both of them into their current and future products. First, it looks like Sony plans…