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Nvidia Launches GeForce NOW In India, Bringing High-End PC Gaming To All
Nvidia has officially launched its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service in India, allowing gamers to stream high-end PC games without owning expensive hardware.
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ONMO+ Cloud Gaming Platform Launched in India With Pro Controller, 3-Month Subscription
OnMobile Global marked its foray into India’s cloud gaming market with the launch of ONMO+ on Friday. It is a cloud gaming platform that combines a hardware bundle, which the company refers to as a Smart Console, using which players stream games from remote servers to compatible devices over the internet. Through a bundled subscription, users can...
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Nvidia GeForce Now Review: Cloud Gaming Excellence Comes With Caveats
Ultimately, running games you own on local hardware is the best choice. But if that choice is unaffordable to you right now, GeForce Now is perhaps the next best option. It is seamless and simple. And with Nvidia’s Blackwell RTX architecture powering the service, it flies way higher than the competition. This is the definitive way to stream your ...
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GeForce Now Explained: What Is It, Features, Subscription Plans and More
Nvidia GeForce Now has officially made its way to India, nearly a decade after its global introduction. It signals a significant step for cloud gaming in the country, following the establishment of a GeForce RTX-powered data centre in India in 2025. As high-end gaming hardware remains expensive and often out of reach for many users, Nvidia’s clou...
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Microsoft Will Reportedly Launch Ad-Supported Free Xbox Cloud Gaming Tier This Year
Microsoft is set to expand Xbox Cloud Gaming further but bringing a free game streaming service supported by ads. The Xbox parent will reportedly launch a cloud gaming service separate from Game Pass in 2026. Currently, Xbox Cloud Gaming is offered with Game Pass subscription.
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LG Smart TVs Gain Xbox Cloud Gaming Support in India via LG Gaming Portal
LG Gaming Portal has been launched for the company's Smart TVs in India, enabling users to stream and play games without a console. The update, rolling out to 2021–2025 webOS models, adds the Xbox app and supports Xbox Cloud Gaming with a Game Pass subscription, a controller and high-speed internet. The portal offers access to more than 4,000 clo...
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Launched In India: Full Setup Guide For Smartphones, PCs And Smart TVs
Xbox Cloud Gaming India: The service allows users to access various cloud-playable games remotely, without needing to purchase an Xbox console.
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How to Use Xbox Cloud Gaming on Mobiles, Laptops, Smart TVs, and More: A Step-by-Step Guide
Microsoft launched the Xbox Cloud Gaming feature in India on Tuesday. It allows users to play various games, like Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, Hollow Knight: Silksong, Detective Dotson, The Palace on the Hill, Raji: An Ancient Epic, Overwatch 2, and more, from their iOS and Android phones, Samsung and LG smart TVs, Mac, PC, and Amazon Fire TV Stick. ...
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Microsoft Launches Xbox Cloud Gaming in India: Here's How You Can Start Cloud Streaming Games
Microsoft has finally launched Xbox Cloud Gaming in India. The service was previously only available in beta in select countries. Cloud gaming support will be available with an Xbox Game Pass subscription, allowing players to stream select Xbox games off the cloud without an Xbox console.
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Microsoft Is Bringing Xbox Cloud Gaming, PC Games to Game Pass Core and Standard Tiers
Microsoft announced Wednesday that it was bringing Xbox Cloud Gaming beta to Game Pass Core and Standard tiers. The cloud gaming feature will be available to Xbox Insiders and may be rolled out widely in the future. Xbox Insiders on the lower Game Pass tiers are also getting PC gaming support.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Now Available on LG Smart TVs With Xbox App
The Xbox app is now available on select LG smart TVs, enabling anyone who owns a compatible model to stream games directly from the cloud without needing an Xbox console. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members in over 25 countries will be able to enjoy cloud playable games from their library on their TV with a Bluetooth controller.
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Xbox's Stream Your Own Game Feature Rolls Out to Game Pass Ultimate Subscribers on Xbox Series S/X
Microsoft is expanding its ‘stream your own game’ feature to all Game Pass Ultimate subscribers on Xbox Series S/X consoles. The cloud streaming feature, that allows players to stream select games they own in addition to the Game Pass catalogue, was previously available on PC, mobile, tablet, handhelds and other devices.
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Nvidia GeForce Now Update Adds Support for Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest 3 and Pico 4 Ultra
Nvidia GeForce Now has been updated to support mixed reality headsets, allowing gamers to play popular titles via a browser on AR headsets such as the Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest 3, Quest 3S, Pico 4 and Pico 4 Ultra. The app currently supports Sony and Microsoft controllers with these headsets.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Now Allows Game Pass Ultimate Members to Stream Select Games They Own
Microsoft is expanding its Xbox Cloud Gaming service beyond the select Game Pass titles currently available for streaming. The Xbox parent announced Wednesday that Game Pass Ultimate members would be able to stream select games from their library of purchased games on supported devices.
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PlayStation Portal Gets Cloud Streaming Support for Select PS5 Games With New Update
PlayStation Portal or the PS Portal is getting a new update to offer users more flexibility in using the remote player device. On Tuesday, Sony released a new update for the PS Portal that includes support for cloud streaming certain PS5 game titles. This feature is currently being rolled out in beta. There are certain restrictions, and the feature...
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Nvidia Launches GeForce NOW In India, Bringing High-End PC Gaming To All
Nvidia has officially launched its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service in India, allowing gamers to stream high-end PC games without owning expensive hardware.
-
ONMO+ Cloud Gaming Platform Launched in India With Pro Controller, 3-Month Subscription
OnMobile Global marked its foray into India’s cloud gaming market with the launch of ONMO+ on Friday. It is a cloud gaming platform that combines a hardware bundle, which the company refers to as a Smart Console, using which players stream games from remote servers to compatible devices over the internet. Through a bundled subscription, users can...
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Nvidia GeForce Now Review: Cloud Gaming Excellence Comes With Caveats
Ultimately, running games you own on local hardware is the best choice. But if that choice is unaffordable to you right now, GeForce Now is perhaps the next best option. It is seamless and simple. And with Nvidia’s Blackwell RTX architecture powering the service, it flies way higher than the competition. This is the definitive way to stream your ...
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GeForce Now Explained: What Is It, Features, Subscription Plans and More
Nvidia GeForce Now has officially made its way to India, nearly a decade after its global introduction. It signals a significant step for cloud gaming in the country, following the establishment of a GeForce RTX-powered data centre in India in 2025. As high-end gaming hardware remains expensive and often out of reach for many users, Nvidia’s clou...
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Microsoft Will Reportedly Launch Ad-Supported Free Xbox Cloud Gaming Tier This Year
Microsoft is set to expand Xbox Cloud Gaming further but bringing a free game streaming service supported by ads. The Xbox parent will reportedly launch a cloud gaming service separate from Game Pass in 2026. Currently, Xbox Cloud Gaming is offered with Game Pass subscription.
-
LG Smart TVs Gain Xbox Cloud Gaming Support in India via LG Gaming Portal
LG Gaming Portal has been launched for the company's Smart TVs in India, enabling users to stream and play games without a console. The update, rolling out to 2021–2025 webOS models, adds the Xbox app and supports Xbox Cloud Gaming with a Game Pass subscription, a controller and high-speed internet. The portal offers access to more than 4,000 clo...
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Launched In India: Full Setup Guide For Smartphones, PCs And Smart TVs
Xbox Cloud Gaming India: The service allows users to access various cloud-playable games remotely, without needing to purchase an Xbox console.
-
How to Use Xbox Cloud Gaming on Mobiles, Laptops, Smart TVs, and More: A Step-by-Step Guide
Microsoft launched the Xbox Cloud Gaming feature in India on Tuesday. It allows users to play various games, like Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, Hollow Knight: Silksong, Detective Dotson, The Palace on the Hill, Raji: An Ancient Epic, Overwatch 2, and more, from their iOS and Android phones, Samsung and LG smart TVs, Mac, PC, and Amazon Fire TV Stick. ...
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Microsoft Launches Xbox Cloud Gaming in India: Here's How You Can Start Cloud Streaming Games
Microsoft has finally launched Xbox Cloud Gaming in India. The service was previously only available in beta in select countries. Cloud gaming support will be available with an Xbox Game Pass subscription, allowing players to stream select Xbox games off the cloud without an Xbox console.
-
Microsoft Is Bringing Xbox Cloud Gaming, PC Games to Game Pass Core and Standard Tiers
Microsoft announced Wednesday that it was bringing Xbox Cloud Gaming beta to Game Pass Core and Standard tiers. The cloud gaming feature will be available to Xbox Insiders and may be rolled out widely in the future. Xbox Insiders on the lower Game Pass tiers are also getting PC gaming support.
-
Xbox Cloud Gaming Now Available on LG Smart TVs With Xbox App
The Xbox app is now available on select LG smart TVs, enabling anyone who owns a compatible model to stream games directly from the cloud without needing an Xbox console. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members in over 25 countries will be able to enjoy cloud playable games from their library on their TV with a Bluetooth controller.
-
Xbox's Stream Your Own Game Feature Rolls Out to Game Pass Ultimate Subscribers on Xbox Series S/X
Microsoft is expanding its ‘stream your own game’ feature to all Game Pass Ultimate subscribers on Xbox Series S/X consoles. The cloud streaming feature, that allows players to stream select games they own in addition to the Game Pass catalogue, was previously available on PC, mobile, tablet, handhelds and other devices.
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Nvidia GeForce Now Update Adds Support for Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest 3 and Pico 4 Ultra
Nvidia GeForce Now has been updated to support mixed reality headsets, allowing gamers to play popular titles via a browser on AR headsets such as the Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest 3, Quest 3S, Pico 4 and Pico 4 Ultra. The app currently supports Sony and Microsoft controllers with these headsets.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Now Allows Game Pass Ultimate Members to Stream Select Games They Own
Microsoft is expanding its Xbox Cloud Gaming service beyond the select Game Pass titles currently available for streaming. The Xbox parent announced Wednesday that Game Pass Ultimate members would be able to stream select games from their library of purchased games on supported devices.
-
PlayStation Portal Gets Cloud Streaming Support for Select PS5 Games With New Update
PlayStation Portal or the PS Portal is getting a new update to offer users more flexibility in using the remote player device. On Tuesday, Sony released a new update for the PS Portal that includes support for cloud streaming certain PS5 game titles. This feature is currently being rolled out in beta. There are certain restrictions, and the feature...
