If you’re still sporting the Microsoft Surface Duo, we have some big news for you. Xbox Game Pass beta now supports spanning across the dual-screens of the Duo, with a new dedicated gamepad area showing on the second screen of … Read more
There’s a rumor going around that Microsoft could be holding a “What’s new for gaming” Xbox event on March 23, and cloud gaming is expected to be one of the main themes. While Microsoft has yet to officially announce the … Read more
It’s been a year today since Google launched its new Stadia game streaming service, and the company is doing something special to celebrate its first anniversary. Destiny 2, a launch title for Google Stadia is going completely free-to-play today at … Read more
The Xbox Console Companion on app on Windows 10 won’t support game streaming from Microsoft’s new Xbox Series X|S consoles.
It’s no secret that the launch of Microsoft’s Xbox cloud gaming service on iOS devices has been delayed due to Apple’s strict App Store policies. Fortunately, Microsoft appears to have found a way around Apple’s rules by bypassing the App … Read more
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said that Google Stadia’s userbase remains too small to make a port of its massively popular Fortnite game worth the effort.
The YouTube Click to Play feature that was teased ahead of the launch of Stadia last year has now started rolling out, and it’s the beginning of a promising integration between the two cloud-based services.
Despite Facebook’s bad reputation, the company could be a great partner for bringing Microsoft’s Project xCloud game streaming service in front of more eyeballs.
Microsoft has been trying for years to compete with Twitch and other video game streaming services, but the company’s Mixer platform seems to be getting nowhere.
Microsoft is apparently planning to bringing PC games to Project xCloud, which would allow Xbox Game Pass for PC games to run everywhere.
This stagnation in increasing eyeballs to its service during perhaps a time uniquely suited for its growth should be a concerning trend
Starting today, consumers in Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, and Sweden can try out Microsoft’s new game streaming service codenamed Project xCloud.
According to a new report from CNN, Microsoft paid Ninja between $20 and $30 million to leave Twitch to stream exclusively on Mixer.
Popular streamers DrLupo, LIRIK, and TimTheTatman have all signed multi-year contracts with the Amazon-owned streaming giant.
Microsoft has been in a strong position in the gaming market since the release of the original Xbox back in 2001. But with the company’s new ambition to bring its popular system over to mobile devices, I’d say it could … Read more
A new report reveals that Amazon could be ready to launch its own cloud gaming service as soon as next year, and the company is apparently is still in the process of hiring people from big companies including Microsoft to work on the new service.
Google has released a new ad for its Stadia game streaming service that just became available for those who ordered the Founder’s Edition package before it was replaced with the Premier Edition later.
The first reviews for Google Stadia are up ahead of the service’s public launch tomorrow, November 19, and they’re not exactly great.
Google has just announced during its Made by Google ’19 event that its Stadia cloud gaming service would be launching in select markets on November 19. The service will go live on 9AM PST/5PM BST/6PM CET for consumers who pre-ordered … Read more
Microsoft is launching today a new Mixer academy for empowering video games enthusiasts to become streamers or moderators on the platform
Microsoft has quietly removed the built-in Mixer broadcasting functionality from the Windows 10 Xbox Game Bar, a move that’s quite surprising considering the company’s big push to build a Twitch competitor.