"GAME STREAMING" content on TweakTown - Page 1

Microsoft's Project xCloud Xbox Game Streaming platform is a costly venture given the nascent tech as well as its console-based hardware infrastructure.

NVIDIA is dropping the price of its 'Priority' tier GeForce NOW game streaming membership, down to just $29.99 for the first 6 months.

French government officially bans gaming terms in English like 'pro gamer', 'streamer' to preserve the purity of the language.

NVIDIA upgrades GeForce NOW with 4K streaming on the PC + Mac, as well as 120FPS for mobile users... on top of the Star Wars love.

GeForce NOW continues losing games -- with Xbox Game Studios, Codemasters, and Warner Bros. games leaving on April 24.

NVIDIA announces 2K Games has pulled its entire library of games from GeForce NOW.

NVIDIA has over 1 million people using its game streaming service GeForce NOW.

NVIDIA explains Activision Blizzard has removed Overwatch, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and more from GeForce Now.

Netflix wants to be a place where you come to chill AFTER gaming.

Project xCloud is about convenience and won't replace Xbox consoles.

Microsoft shows Project xCloud running in the wild, delivers more details.

The house of Final Fantasy could make its own blockchain-based game and dabble in game streaming.

In the future 'we will have a better experience streaming something' than gaming on a console, says Ubisoft boss.

Twitch is becoming more and more attractive for content creators, and could pull in big-name YouTubers.

LiquidSky is a confusing (but free) answer to NVIDIA's GeForce Now game streaming service.

Microsoft acquires interactive game streaming company Beam, will compete against the likes of Twitch.

Want to stream games across your Sony devices? PlayStation Now has a $99.99 plan for 12 months of streaming goodness.

Want to stream PC games to your Xbox One console? Microsoft is even talking about mouse and keyboard support... what?!

PC to Xbox One game streaming is "challenging"

Comcast wanted to provide game streaming via its X1 service where users can pay to play the game just like ordering a movie.

An announcement from Valve this morning indicates that the company has opened up its in-home game streaming beta program to all steam users.

Twitch.TV has just introduced a new group chat feature that allows viewers to engage in conversation with other channel viewers. Stuck in beta for now.

NVIDIA working on a game-streaming device?