Tag: Cloud gaming

  • Activision Blizzard And NFTs

    Activision Blizzard And NFTs

    Activision Blizzard Comes Forward on Claims of NFTs Incorporation. No NFTs for Activision Blizzard players as Mike Ybarra has quashed the rumors of Activision Blizzard incorporating NFTs in its games. Previously it was widely reported that Activision Blizzard was assessing the interest of its fan base and players in cryptocurrency and NFT products. Over the…

  • Chinese E-Commerce Giant Ali Baba Goes Metaverse

    Chinese E-Commerce Giant Ali Baba Goes Metaverse

    Chinese big tech companies including e-commerce giant Ali Baba heading to Metaverse. Chinese e-commerce giant Ali Baba Holding decides to check its mettle in the future of the internet i.e. the metaverse. Ali Baba Group registered a new company in Beijing named Yuanjing Shengsheng to test the company’s massive potential in metaverse gaming. The move…

  • Streaming Video Content Major Driver For Media Companies Entering Video Gaming

    Streaming Video Content Major Driver For Media Companies Entering Video Gaming

    DFC Intelligence announced the results of a survey of global consumers focused on their expectations and preferences around interacting with streaming video content. The survey of nearly 5,000 people aged 13 and older, commissioned by Genvid Technologies and conducted over the summer, found that nearly all (96%) consumers watch streaming video content monthly and an…

  • Google Stadia Is Still Alive

    Google Stadia Is Still Alive

    Google Stadia is “alive and well”, Expect a lot More this Year 2021. Google Stadia is Google’s cloud gaming platform; a project which didn’t start well and is still struggling. Google Stadia wasn’t well-received after its launch, especially on PC. The reason behind its poor start was due to its selection of games which failed…

  • Microsoft Netflix For Gaming Is Here; XCloud gaming

    Microsoft Netflix For Gaming Is Here; XCloud gaming

    Microsoft Netflix for gaming services launches on iPhone and PC this week. Its called; XCloud gaming.  Microsoft’s Xcloud gaming previously known as Xcloud will begin to roll out in iPhones and PC this week. Initially, this service will be on an invite-only basis. Microsoft is planning to make a web version of Xcloud for iPhones…

  • Google Stadia Starts Direct YouTube Streaming for Stadia Users

    Google Stadia Starts Direct YouTube Streaming for Stadia Users

    Google Stadia is all set to fulfill its biggest promise of letting its users live-stream games directly to YouTube starting from today.

  • Facebook And Cloud Gaming

    Facebook And Cloud Gaming

    Social media tech giant Facebook is all set to enter the uncharted lands of cloud gaming but Facebook’s approach is a lot different when compared to its competitors like Amazon’s Luna and Google. Facebook is offering cloud games to its existing app and several of its games are playable right now.

  • New Cloud Gaming Service is Set to Launch; Amazon Luna

    New Cloud Gaming Service is Set to Launch; Amazon Luna

    Amazon is a new contender in the Cloud gaming market, and I bet that no one will take it lightly. The news came out yesterday that Amazon, at its annual Alexa Hardware event, is set to launch its new cloud gaming platform at some point in the near future. Luna will have a $5.99 per…

  • Live-streaming companies Huya and DouYu drive cloud-based gaming in China

    Live-streaming companies Huya and DouYu drive cloud-based gaming in China

    You say, Huya and DouYu? What about it, is it in China? So Huya recently introduced its Yowa cloud gaming service, following rival DouYu’s launch of its own cloud games platform in March. But here comes a very funny fact; both companies are controlled by Tencent Holdings, which runs the world’s largest video games business…

  • Cloud Gaming Google Stadia

    Cloud Gaming Google Stadia

    For those of you who don’t know, Cloud Gaming is a method of playing video games with the help of remote hardware. Cloud Gaming enables you to play high-quality games on your local devices.