Last year Microsoft rolled out a feature that lets Xbox One owners stream their console games to a Windows 10 computer over a home network, allowing you to play games from any room in the house. Now Sony is launching a similar feature for PlayStation 4 owners. It’s called Remote Play, and it works with […]
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Coming soon: Search for an Android game, try it without installing
Want to try out a new Android game, but not sure if you want to download and install it first? Soon you might not have to: Google is rolling out a bunch of new features for Android game developers, and one is a new service that lets users tap a “try now” button from a search […]
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GameFly game streaming coming to webOS (on LG TVs)
GameFly Streaming is a service that lets you pay a monthly fee to stream a few dozen games over the internet. When it launched in mid-2015, GameFly Streaming was exclusively available to Amazon Fire TV users. Then GameFly added support for Samsung Smart TVs. Now LG has announced that GameFly Streaming is coming to its […]
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Now you can watch other people play Android games (YouTube Gaming)
Some folks like to watch other folks play video games. A lot. That’s why Amazon paid a billion dollars to acquire game streaming company Twitch last year, and it’s why Google launched a new service this summer called YouTube Gaming. While YouTube Gaming may be the newcomer, Google’s got a bit of experience with streaming […]
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NVIDIA GeForce NOW: Stream games over the internet for $8 per month (Shield only)
NVIDIA is officially launching its game streaming service that lets you play PC games on an NVIDIA Shield Android device without downloading them first. GeForce NOW is a subscription-based service available in North America, the European Union and Japan for $7.99 per month, although the first three months are free. GeForce NOW launches October 1st with […]
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NVIDIA to let you stream PC games to Twitch, YouTube, or a friend
NVIDIA has unveiled a new set of features coming to GeForce Experience that will let gamers with recent NVIDIA graphics cards record gameplay or stream it over the internet. The company plans to launch early access beta tests of the new Share and Co-Op experiences soon. Share When playing a Windows PC game, you can […]
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Comcast, EA launch Xfinity Games: game streaming beta
Want to play games on your TV, but don’t feel like buying a video game console? Over the past few years we’ve seen a number of companies launch efforts to stream video games over the internet, using hardware you may already have. Just last month, GameFly launched a game streaming service designed to work with […]
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Stream Xbox One games to a Windows 10 PC
NVIDIA and Razer want to make it easier to play PC games on your TV this year by letting you stream PC games over a home network to a box plugged into your TV. But Microsoft is taking the opposite approach: starting today, you can stream Xbox One console games to a PC. This lets you […]
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GameFly launches Netflix-for-games streaming service for $7 per month
GameFly is taking this whole Netflix-for-Games thing pretty seriously. Like Netflix, GameFly began its life as a company that ships video game discs in the mail to subscribers who pay a monthly fee. Now GameFly is launching a streaming service that lets you do the same thing… without a disc. You know, just like Netflix […]
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Sony acquires cloud game streaming service OnLive
Starting in May, NVIDIA’s GRID game streaming service will let subscribers stream PC games over the internet to the company’s Shield line of game consoles and portable devices. But OnLive has been offering a similar service for half a decade… although not without difficulty. The company nearly went out of business a few years ago before coming […]