Console-free gaming may start with the cloud — but will need the edge
The video gaming world is bracing for a cloud-based, console-less future. By ditching expensive PCs and consoles, and making games accessible on the devices...
Microsoft’s Walmart partnership isn’t about retail — it’s about streaming
When Walmart and Microsoft announced they had entered into a strategic partnership for wider use of cloud and artificial intelligence technology, everyone stated the...
Blade starts rolling out Shadow high-performance cloud gaming in North America
Blade is delivering its Shadow cloud gaming service that turns ordinary machines into gaming powerhouses with its modern approach to a problem that industry...
Cloud gaming has potential, but its execution isn’t a breeze
It’s been awhile since OnLive came out of stealth in 2009 and promised to disrupt the game consoles with a revolutionary cloud-gaming service, where...
LiquidSky is ready to show off its modern take on OnLive’s failed cloud gaming
Cloud gaming took a big dive when ambitious startup OnLive hit the wall in 2012 and finally shut down altogether in 2015. But stealth...
The DeanBeat: In games, rebooting a big dream isn’t easy
A tale of two companies with big dreams that have fallen down to Earth.
OnLive says customers won’t get refunds after shutdown
The shutdown shows the peril of cloud game purchases.
OnLive will shut down its cloud gaming services and sell assets to Sony
OnLive's long journey ends as it sells its patents and other assets to Sony.
Cloud gaming could reach a turning point in 2015, analyst says
Streaming of high-end games could hit a potential 150 million players by the end of 2015.
OnLive expands cloud gaming to Benelux countries
Gamers can get hardcore games on Android TVs, low-powered laptops, Macs, and Android tablets, and smartphones.