Tag Archives: cloud gaming

"Everyday, our cloud technology enables Improbable to more efficiently scale their technology, drive innovation in game development and build and test the next generation of cloud-based games"

The preview is intended to test the technology of Microsoft’s cloud gaming service, and is currently available in just a few select regions - the US, the UK and South Korea.

"We can make bigger and better games with more complex physics simulation"

"We are delighted that this relationship has gone from strength to strength"

"The issue with ownership and long term viability of Stadia is also a concern"

There’s more to this move than gaming but the old rivals pairing up demonstrates big changes on the horizon

The death of consoles! The next billion gamers! The Netflix of games! Cloud-based gaming has all the hype. With Google finally showing (most) of its hand at GDC, we talk to critics, supporters, analysts and those working in the still-fledgling sector about its potential

"According to Steam, 53 per cent of users don’t have PCs with the local processing power to run many of the latest games.”

Game will be cloud/streaming only, and only available in Japan

The prospect of cloud gaming has been dealt another blow. Square Enix opened its cloud-focused division Shinra Technologies – named after the eponymous company in Final Fantasy VII – back in September 2014, with former Square president Yoichi Wada taking the reins. Among the firm’s aims was the creation of …