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Report: Stadia didn't hit Google's subscriber expectations News Mar 1st, 2021

Report: Stadia didn't hit Google's subscriber expectations

The search giant reportedly paid out tens of millions for titles like Red Dead Redemption 2

My.Games is rolling out a cloud streaming platform News Nov 18th, 2020

My.Games is rolling out a cloud streaming platform

Service is being beta tested in Russia right now, only available for Windows

PGC Helsinki Digital: What is going on at ID@Xbox News Sep 17th, 2020

PGC Helsinki Digital: What is going on at ID@Xbox

"We have a lot of developers reaching out to us to discuss Game Pass"

Epic's Sweeney has supported Nvidia's GeForce Now platform News Mar 9th, 2020

Epic's Sweeney has supported Nvidia's GeForce Now platform

"It’s the most developer-friendly and publisher-friendly of the major streaming services, with zero tax on game revenue"

Rising R&D and admin costs hit Improbable's operating profit News Mar 5th, 2020

Rising R&D and admin costs hit Improbable's operating profit

Revenue hit $1.5m but cost of sales came in at $20.6m

The Long Dark is the latest game to be pulled from GeForce Now News Mar 2nd, 2020

The Long Dark is the latest game to be pulled from GeForce Now

Following in the footsteps of Activision's titles and many of Bethesda's catalogue

Microsoft is adding 50 more games to Project xCloud News Nov 15th, 2019

Microsoft is adding 50 more games to Project xCloud

Razer and PlayStation game pads will become compatible

Google's first Stadia studio is in Montréal Job News Oct 25th, 2019

Google's first Stadia studio is in Montréal

Less than a month before the cloud platform rolls out

Tencent hoping to capitalise on games success for cloud business News Sep 20th, 2019

Tencent hoping to capitalise on games success for cloud business

Chinese giant on hunt for partners in South East Asia to use its tech

EA's Project Atlas tech test will use around 10,000 players News Sep 17th, 2019

EA's Project Atlas tech test will use around 10,000 players

Firm also gathering consumer behaviour data

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