Amazon Luna is a game streaming service that is currently in beta and only offered to people of the mainland United States via an opt-in process, as of this time. This is by no means a review, but a casual look into how it performs and what it offers compared to other streaming services. First […]
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Time truly does fly, doesn’t it? It felt like just yesterday that we somehow managed to put together a website and carved out our own little place on the internet. October, 7 , of 2015 is when we officially launched and opened with a review of Proto Raider. It was a small game made entirely
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Stadia is a cloud gaming service created by Google and originally released in late 2019 to ‘Founders’ that ordered a Chromecast bundle. It was a launch mired with many problems and soured many a person’s perspective on Stadia. A couple of months after that, Stadia is now open to everyone without the need of a
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If you’ve stumbled about this page, we’ve all been there. We download a demo or flat-out purchase the game, only to boot it up and have it crash every time without fail. That is an issue with the Unicode not supporting Japanese characters or those of different languages. Your computer will then run the script
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PlayStation Now is a cloud gaming service that lets both PS4 and PC users play a multiple of titles ranging from the PS2 days to Sony’s current-gen PS4 console. It was released in 2014 after Sony acquired Gaikai in mid-2012 and is one of the oldest services of that era still around. In 2015 Sony
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Project xCloud is a cloud gaming service created by Microsoft to bring you the Xbox experience without the need to buy a console. It is currently in closed beta and requires three things from a potential user. Those are a smartphone, an Xbox One Bluetooth controller, and an internet signal of at least 10mbps download
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Shadow is a cloud gaming service that beams a full Windows 10 PC to a variety of devices. This ranges from Android phones running on version 7.0 or later, Mac, Windows, Ubuntu Linux, and Android-powered Smart TVs. It is primarily focused on gaming, but being a full computer, you can do what you normally would.
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Geforce Now is a service that allows you to access a remote gaming computer and stream it onto a variety of devices from their selection of titles. This will enable you to experience PC quality gaming with maxed out settings and even ray-tracing if you upgrade from the free tier and onto the five dollar
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With slightly over $24,000 out of its $67,765 goal, set to end April 25, the team behind this project have just released a playable tech demo to raise further interest. For those who have never heard of Dreadful Bond before, it is a first-person psychological horror whose one of the most immediately attention-grabbing aspects is
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