Sequence adds Google Cloud support to boost Web3 game devs
Horizon’s Sequence is partnering with Google Cloud to offer its all-in-one Web3 gaming development platform to Google Cloud customers. This partnership will increase developer...
Google Cloud expects live services to evolve into AI-based living games | Jack Buser
Live services have helped games continue to generate revenue for a long time. But Jack Buser, director of game industry solutions at Google Cloud, believes that...
After Stadia, Google unveils Google Cloud for Live Games strategy
Google Cloud is unveiling its new games strategy dubbed Google Cloud for Live Games. It means it will use its global infrastructure to enable...
AT&T will offer 6 months of Google Stadia cloud gaming to 5G and Fiber customers
AT&T will offer six months of Google Stadia cloud gaming service to AT&T’s 5G and Fiber customers. Under the deal, AT&T will bring the...
PlayStation Plus Instant Game Collection turns a year old
Longtime PlayStation Plus members could have a library of nearly 50 games.
PlayStation Plus launches on PS Vita next week
The Instant Game Collection for Vita includes Uncharted and Gravity Rush.
The 5 most-downloaded PlayStation Plus Instant Game Collection titles, and other PSN data
Sony shared some positive details regarding its PlayStation Network and PlayStation Plus services.
Sony exec: PlayStation Plus took off once we realized ‘gamers want games’ (interview)
Sony's executive in charge of digital talked with GamesBeat about PlayStation Network and the PlayStation Plus services.
Trash talk from Sony game executive: Our competitors are losing the plot (interview)
The battle of the press conferences at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) is over. Now it's time for Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo to interpret the competing events and declare victory. The latest to do so is Sony's head of digital games, Jack Buser. Buser says that while Sony showed some great new content, rivals lost the plot.
Journey designer: PlayStation Network players “more likely to be interested in artistic games” than 360 or Wii
Journey lead designer Jenova Chen told GamesBeat why he prefers working with Sony. It has everything to do with the audience that he wishes to reach with his work.