Google Play Pass Continues to Grow its Library, Expanding to 800 Apps and Games
by Google Play Pass now boasts more than 800 titles for its $4.99 monthly membership subscribers, all ad-free and unlocked in-app purchases…
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Microsoft Starts Public Test of its Rebuilt Chromium Edge Browser on the Xbox Game Console
by Microsoft is rolling out a test run of its rebuilt Edge browser, now powered by Chromium tech, on its very popular Xbox gaming console…
Nintendo is Discontinuing Netflix Support on the 3DS and Wii U
by Nintendo will no long support Netflix on the 3Ds and Wii U, after removing the streaming platform from the company’s proprietary eShop…
Google Reveals it’s Building a PWA for Stadia that’s Compatible with Apple’s Safari Browser
by Google is working on a progressive web app version of its Stadia gaming platform to run on Apple Safari’s mobile web browser…
Facebook Forays into the Cloud Gaming Market and Does so with No Downloads or Controllers Required
Facebook is now in the cloud gaming business, following the likes of competitors Amazon and Google, with no controller required to play…
It’s Now Possible to Play Stadia Over a Cellular Connection (If Gamers have the Data to Spare)
Google brings mobile data streaming support to Stadia, so gamers can still play on-the-go, but there are some limitations, of course…
Almost a Year Since its Release, Google Finally Offers a Video to Explain what Google Stadia is, Called ‘What is Stadia?’
Google Stadia made its debut nearly a year ago, but it’s only now that Google has released a video explaining the gaming platform…
‘FarmVille’ will Say its Final Goodbye at the End of December
FarmVille, an extremely popular game years ago, will go away at the end of December, as Flash support is being totally phased out…
Facebook Gaming’s Creators can Now Add Licensed Music to their Streams
Facebook Gaming hosts can now add licensed music tracks to their streams, thanks to a huge deal with some of the biggest labels…
Recent Chromium Code Change Suggests Google Stadia will be Installed on Chromebooks by Default
A recent code change in Chromium strongly implies that Google will pre-install Google Stadia onto its Chromebooks…
Yep, Apple and Google Really did Kick ‘Fortnite’ Off the App Stores and Then, Both Got Sued
Fortnite was pulled off the Apple App Store on Thursday because the game developer ran afoul of Apple’s strict practices rules…
Facebook Releases its Gaming App on iOS but There’s No Way to Play
Facebook has finally gotten approval for Facebook Gaming in the Apple ecosystem, but the iOS version is missing all its games…
Google is Giving Chromebook Owners Three Free Months of Stadia Pro Gaming
Google is running a new promotion that allows Chromebook owners to access Stadia Pro free of charge, for a three-month trial period…
Twitch and Facebook both Benefit from the Pandemic This Way
Twitch and Facebook Gaming have both enjoyed marked increases in viewership, as the global pandemic shutdown keeps people home…
2020 is On-Track to be Gaming’s Biggest Year in an Entire Decade — Here are Some of the Numbers
Gaming spending in the United States hit a record amount in June of this year and if trends continue, 2020 will be the largest in a decade…
Score Bombing has Become Such a Problem that Metacritic is Now Delaying User Reviews
Review bombing undercuts the credibility and popularity of titles and Metacritic is now attempting to limit its damage with a new policy…