Verizon is currently testing a video game streaming service that is already running on the Nvidia Shield set-top box and will eventually launch on Android smartphones, according to The Verge. The platform, named Verizon Gaming, may be in development to take advantage of the looming 5G rollout.

Gamers looking to jump into the world of Nivida's GeForce game streaming service may want to pay attention to a new list of routers officially recommended by the company. With a promise to bring new QoS settings to the scene, Nvidia hopes to decrease your latency and improve your overall experience.

GeForce Now, Nvidia’s game streaming service, is now available as a free beta for PC and Mac. You can play games on systems that normally couldn’t – if you have an excellent internet connection.

Nvidia revealed several exciting announcements during CES, one of which is its venture with Acer, Asus, and HP to produce 65-inch displays.

French cloud gaming company Blade believes its Shadow service can run games just as well as a high-end PC.

Nvidia has detailed a new version of its GeForce Now streaming service that gives PC and Mac users access to powerful hardware via the cloud.

Square Enix announced that it has discontinued work on its Shinra Technologies cloud gaming platform, citing an inability to source continued funding.

Nvidia is launching GeForce Now, a cloud-based game-streaming subscription service available exclusively on its Shield tablets and set-top boxes.

AMD’s presence at Game Developer Conference focused on cloud gaming for mainstream gamers with the launch of AMD’s Sky GPUs for cloud servers.

Valve has unveiled plans to add a "big picture" mode to its Steam PC gaming platform, adding big screen TV play options.

The newly announced HTC Flyer is a 7-inch Gingerbread-powered tablet that, in a first, offers full support for OnLive cloud gaming.

Cloud-based gaming service OnLive is dropping monthly fees...but regular gamers know they never really had them in the first place.