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Nvidia's cloud gaming platform GeForce Now has finally launched as a full service. Here we tell you how it works, how much it costs and on what

RTX 3080 subscribers can bask in 1440p, 120Hz and 4K HDR streams, too.

With companies like Microsoft, Google, and NVIDIA launching cloud-based game streaming services, one has to wonder if this is something that Apple...

This ultra-lightweight VR headset from HTC is pitched as a pair of "immersive glasses" - learn everything about the HTC VIVE Flow price & pre-order here.

We all know that Android powers phones and tablets, but did you know it's also an operating system for TVs? Here's everything you need to know about Android TV!

Latest news on Electronic Arts, an American video game company, commonly referred to as EA. Get the latest EA news now.

The handheld gaming scene is well set with reports flowing in that Lenovo could be working on its own Android-powered handheld gaming console. Supposedly the Lenovo Legion Play, the handheld gaming device has been spotted on the Lenovo Japan and Germany website. According to the divulged details from the leaked listings, this device was to […]

Google's new game streaming service, Stadia, has been around for a couple of years and has changed drastically since its launch. From Stadia Pro to data usage, the best controllers, and the best games, here's everything you need to know about Stadia!

Nvidia announced today that four new games from Electronic Arts (EA) have been added as part of the Geforce Now Thursday update to Nvidia's streaming platform Nvidia's GeForce Now. The first EA games will be streamed today to more than 70 countries, including the GeForce Alliance, a network of partner operators that use Nvidia RTX (TM) servers and NVIDIA's cloud gaming software.

If you have an active GeForce Now (GFN) subscription, you might've noticed that Nvidia added four new EA titles to its list of supported games. Apex Legends,...