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An Introduction into cloud gaming

What is Cloud Gaming? If you are familiar with how Netflix or Spotify works, then understanding Cloud Gaming should be pretty simple. Like the aforementioned services, Cloud Gaming works by letting users access media stored on a remote server by using cloud technology. In theory, the main advantage is that you no longer have to buy a dedicated console or device to play certain games as cloud gaming technology is compatible with most modern smartphones, tablets and computers connected to the internet. In practice, there is more nuance to the technology. While it is no surprise media streaming platforms require a stable internet connection to enjoy without interruptions, it is especially critical for cloud gaming. The reason cloud gaming has not been popular in the past is because they did not have the bandwidth and scope for the task at hand. Input latency made it difficult to enjoy the same fluid experience as playing a game natively. Nowadays, the technology has evolved to make the di...

Top 3 gaming gadgets to consider for playing on the go!

While gaming on the go used to mean having to put up with block graphics, short battery life and a highly compromised gaming experience, that is no longer the case in 2022.  Nowadays, you can engage in immersive gaming experiences with wonderful graphics, along with a device that allows for hours of fun, even when you are on the move! Curious to learn which gadgets facilitate that kind of fun? Keep reading to discover the three devices you should consider for the best in mobile gaming. 3) Steam Deck Released this year, the Steam Deck represents Valve's first foray into the handheld gaming device market. But make no mistake, this is a strong effort. You can see that Valve's experience of being the leading storefront for PC gaming is paying dividends here, leading to the creation of a device that brings the best of desktop gaming into a package that fits into your backpack. While not every game in Valve's library works on the Steam Deck and the battery life is shorter compar...