Editor's Pick One aspect of the new Xbox One really gets me fired up: Game developers should now be able to use Microsoft Azure's cloud computing platform to make games more powerful than ever.
The cloud-streaming game company offers new options to its customers.
OnLive's new owner says in a post that the cloud gaming company once again has forward momentum.
The deal shows that OnLive is still evangelizing cloud gaming.
Editor's Pick We weigh the disappointments and the triumphs of Sony's big reveal.
G-cluster's brings cloud gaming to your TV by plugging its small machine into your HDMI port.
The Agawi platform lets developers set up their own mobile apps that can play PC-based Flash games.
Some people are unable to access their save games on Xbox Live's cloud storage.
2012 went by fast. Here are the trends that mattered in gaming.
Some LG Smart TV owners can now play console-quality games without a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360.
We saw separate but wonderful visions of the game industry this week in a series of cool events.
Playcast Media has allied itself with Nvidia and cable TV set-top box makers Cisco and others to bring cloud gaming to the masses.
Look for Agawi to provide streamed games to Windows 8 devices in the not-so-distant future.
Big Fish Games announced today that its cloud gaming service will now be available on Android tablets. The company’s Big Fish Unlimited service debuted a month ago on web-connected PCs as a casual gaming service with more than 100 games …
Microsoft is courting former OnLive employees with a networking mixer just for them.
Editor's Pick Steve Perlman has become the King Lear of gaming. But does he have another act?
HTC announced this morning that it would lose $40 million due to OnLive's restructuring, but it's also pumping money into an enterprise app platform.
Editor's Pick After a wave of criticism about how it treated its employees, OnLive reveals more details about its recent sale to a new owner.
The company doesn't disclose who has bought it, but it does confirm that all of its products will continue and that service won't be interrupted by the sale.
Sony signs up new partners to expand PlayStation Mobile games to tablets that don't carry the Japanese media giant's name.
