I'm a cloud gaming skeptic. So I switched my entire gaming life to streaming-only for a week to put the tech to the test.

With Microsoft's Activision Blizzard acquisition blocked by the CMA, all eyes should be on cloud gaming.

Amazon's cloud gaming platform offers up a collection of great games for players to stream. Here are the best games that you can play on the gaming service.

Amazon and Google are two cloud giants jumping into the gaming world, but which streaming service stands taller? We look at both to see which is truly best.

Ubisoft's UPLAY+ subscription service is coming to Amazon Luna and Google Stadia with a new name: Ubisoft+.

Amazon is reportedly working on Project Tempo, a cloud-gaming service that was supposed to launch an early version this year. Now, it may be delayed into 2021.

Nvidia is moving to a weekly release schedule for new games supported by GeForce Now, with the first batch of additions including the award-winning Control.

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney pledged support to Nvidia's GeForce Now, as 2K Games pulled its titles from the service, joining Activision Blizzard and Bethesda.

Cloud gaming is here, but is it ready to replace your game console? I tried cloud gaming for a month to find out. The answer will surprise you.

Nvidia's GeForce Now has reached the milestone of over 1 million players, but Bethesda joined Activision Blizzard in taking down their games from the service.

Activision Blizzard titles, including several Call of Duty games, were suddenly removed from Nvidia's GeForce Now service due to "a simple misunderstanding."

Nvidia's GeForce Now cloud gaming service is finally coming out of beta. It debuts with a competitive $4.99 paid tier, a free tier with session lengths of up to one hour, and support for over 1,000 games. You can sign up and gain access to GeForce Now immediately.

Google's Stadia wants to revolutionize gaming, but achieving that goal won't be easy. There's numerous obstacles, any of which could cancel Stadia's plans for cloud gaming dominance. Here's 5 problems Stadia must avoid.

Game streaming services are going to be all the rage over the next few years. Two of the biggest are Nvidia GeForce Now and Project xCloud. Here is what you need to know about the services and how they operate. Using this information, you can pick which one is right for you.

Microsoft has pledged to bring Call of Duty and its other first-party games to Nvidia GeForce Now.

Nvidia gave us early access to the upcoming GeForce Now Ultimate tier, and we pushed the service to its absolute limits to see how good it is.

We went hands-on with the Razer Edge at CES 2023, and found that it's an in impressive 5G cloud gaming handheld that still feels redundant.

Nvidia's CES 2023 presentation is over, and the company had a slate of exciting announcements. Here's everything Nvidia announced at the show.

Nvidia GeForce Now has just received a major upgrade -- you can soon try out cloud gaming on an RTX 4080.

You'll soon be able to stream and play Nvidia GeForce now games like Rocket League in select, internet-enabled cars.

2022 turned out to be a pivotal year for the gaming industry thanks to a blockbuster acquisition, unionization efforts, and more.

Google may have killed Stadia, but it's staying in the cloud arena by letting players launch games like Halo Infinite via Google Search.

There may not have been any big home console launches in 2022, but this year has been pivotal for for the future of gaming hardware.

If you have a 2021 Samsung smart TV, you may be able to stream Xbox Game Pass on it and more cloud services next week.

The Razer Edge is a dedicated cloud and mobile gaming handheld with a 144Hz display and advanced haptic feedback.

The Logitech G Cloud Gaming Handheld is the first device of its kind, but it doesn't prove that dedicated cloud gaming handhelds are necessary.

Splash Damage has no plans to port Google Stadia exclusive Outcasters to other platforms after the service shuts down in January.

Microsoft continues its expansion of the Xbox Game Pass by updating the Xbox app to run natively on Arms-powered PCs and devices, like the new Surface Pro 9.

Xbox Cloud Gaming is coming to the Meta Quest, allowing subscribers to play Xbox Game Pass games on Meta's VR headsets.

Acer, Asus, and Lenovo have each announced cloud-gaming Chromebooks with displays up to 144Hz.

A Plague Tale: Requiem is coming to GeForce Now on launch day, complete with ray tracing for RTX 3080 and Priority members.

For Google Stadia's most dedicated users, the cloud service's closure is a heartbreaking loss for a small community.

Google announced that Stadia is going offline on January 18, 2023, and users who bought in can get refunds on Google Store purchases.

Razer, Verizon, and Qualcomm teased the world's first 5G video game handheld: the Razer Edge 5G.