cloud gaming

Users can stream 'Deathloop,' 'Gears 5,' 'Grounded' and 'Pentiment' starting next week.

But you'll need a Prime or Luna+ subscription to play it there.

The agreement with Nware is similar to those it struck with the likes of NVIDIA.

The service recently expanded to those countries.

You can play a ‘vast and growing library of games.’

It's the platform's first expansion since launch.

Other companies can't use the cloud gaming platform.

Combining a detachable controller with good performance and optional 5G connectivity is an interesting twist.

Aren't game streaming libraries supposed to get larger?

But you may want to wait until Stadia shuts down tomorrow night.

Google is unlocking Bluetooth support, and has released one last game.

The WiFi model costs $400, and you may have to pay a $200 premium for 5G connectivity.

The latest version of the portable device includes Samsung's cloud gaming hub.

Existing RTX 3080 members will get first access to the new plan.

Hyundai and Polestar are some of the early adopters

You’ll be able to stream them through GeForce Now or Luna.

But if you bought a Stadia bundle from Best Buy, you’re out of luck.

It has support from developers, browser vendors and cloud gaming services.

You can also stream games in 4K through GeForce Now.

A 5G version of the Razer Edge is also coming in January, but pricing is currently unknown.