GeForce NOW’s 100-hour cap, explained for your monthly playtime
GeForce NOW is set to begin enforcing the GeForce NOW 100-hour cap on January 1, introducing a monthly playtime limit that changes how some subscribers plan their gaming time. The…
I might have found the answer to my Mac gaming problem
Table of Contents I recently wrote about how the M4 Pro Mac mini. With its tiny form factor and excellent performance, coupled with the largely headache-free experience of macOS, it’s…
How to stream Xbox games with Game Pass Ultimate
Table of Contents There are plenty of benefits to upgrading to Game Pass Ultimate over the other tiers, but one of the most enticing is the ability to take advantage…
Sega could release its own game subscription service
Between Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Plus, and even Nintendo Switch Online, it feels like every company has its own subscription. Throw in Ubisoft+, EA Play, and multiple other companies and…
Microsoft is testing a Steam-like in-game overlay
Have you ever paused your game, tabbed over to a browser, and Googled something you were stuck on? You aren’t alone. 88% of PC players have done that, Microsoft says.…
PlayStation Portal: release date, price, specs, and more
After being teased under the code name Project Q, we now have a clear picture of just what Sony’s latest hardware will be. Officially called the PlayStation Portal, this curious…
Google Stadia has started issuing refunds — here’s what to look for
Here’s how to get a refund on Google Stadia software and hardware if you used the service.
The best games on Netflix Games
Rather than scrolling through the options and never making a choice like you do when picking a movie, we picked out all of the best games on Netflix Games.
Sony doesn’t need an Xbox Game Pass killer — it already has one
With GamePass being held as the all-time greatest service in gaming, I think it’s time a dedicated user of PS Now tell you why it’s way better than you think.
Microsoft xCloud: Everything we know about the streaming service
Microsoft xCloud is the company’s upcoming game streaming service. Here’s everything we know about it, including which games and platforms will be supported.