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I've been trying to find a list of Cloud Gaming services and didn't really find an exhaustive list, so I've created the following.

Let me know if I forgot any or if anything is incorrect. There are some virtual desktops systems and some applications you host yourself to stream from your PC, but I'm excluding those from this list, unless the virtual desktop is specifically for gaming.

Prices listed are the lowest price and services could get more expensive.

BYOG - Bring Your Own Games - this service offers to stream games, but you have to own the game first.

Google Stadia - No monthly fee and just buy the games you want OR $9.99/month for Pro which includes monthly games and higher resolution, but most games you still have to purchase as well - Browser - stadia.google.com

Microsoft X-Cloud - $15/month gets full Xbox Game Pass for PC and Console plus XCloud - Browser or App - www.xbox.com/xcloud

Playstation Now - $9.99/month Not sure all it gets you, but it says hundreds of PS2/3/4 games - App - www.playstation.com/ps-now/

Amazon Luna - $4.99/month - Browser or App - Netflix type service. - www.amazon.com/Luna/

GeForce Now - $4.99/month - Browser or App - BYOG - play.geforcenow.com

Shadow - $29.99/month - App - BYOG - shadow.tech

Vortex - $9.99/month - App - 50 hours/month, Get some games with the service also BYOG - vortex.gg

Parsec - $9.99/month - App - BYOG - parsec.app

Playkey - Pay for time used hourly or in chunks - Browser or App? - BYOG - playkey.net

Netboom - ? - Mobile only atm - ? - www.netboom.com

Blacknut - $15.99/month - App - Netflix type service - www.blacknut.com

Piepacker - Free - Browser - Limited users right now, Retro focused. Not much info, but it looks like they'll have games and you can even upload your own legally acquired games - piepacker.com

Antstream - Free at the moment, but looking to have premium or free via ads - App - Arcade focus streaming service - www.antstream.com

Boosteroid - €4.16/month - Browser - Some games included with service + BYOG - boosteroid.com

FireCloud - £59.95/month - ? - BYOG - www.firepower.cloud/gaming

Maximum Settings - Hourly pricing - ? - BYOG - maximumsettings.com

GameNube - ? - ? - ? - www.gamenube.com

Newcade - No cost because it's decentralized cloud gaming and the content is shared amongst folks - www.newcade.com

nware - 8.99 €/month - App - BYOG? - www.playnware.com

cloud.my.games - Russian and outside my area

Utomik - $6.99/month - App - This one is NOT streamed, but is in comparison to XBox game pass for PC, where you pay a monthly fee and get access to install a lot of games - www.utomik.com

Liquidsky - Appears to be closed

Snoost - Appears to be closed

Playgiga - Appears to be closed - Bought by Facebook

JUMP - ? - ? - Seems to be dead. Website doesn't give hardly any info. CEO and Founder, Anthony Palma, has 2014-2020 on his Linkedin for Jump, so I'm guessing it's dead? - playonjump.com

[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 years ago (1 children)

So for every single news article you completely research every facet of a company? You have way more patience than i do. But that probably is what it takes on the internet today.

I'd assume once you research a company though that you wouldn't research it again, you just save yourself time and go based on your original research?

Or do you check up on each and everytime?

Do you have a list of ones you trust?

[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 years ago (3 children)

I'm not insisting anything. How do you verify the website that was given to you in the search engine iz trustworthy?

[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 years ago (5 children)

And internet search providers aren't biased at all either, right?

There's so much false info on the internet tout can't trust any of it. None of them are regulated. in my experience at least snopes and mbfc try to back up their claims.

So you just randomly look up stuff and believe whatever hit is first?

Search engines are biased on how you phrase things.

So you have zero trustworthy sources you're saying.

I'm legitemately asking you, for the fourth time, give me some sources.

I'm attempting to educate myself more, but you give zero information to help that, outside of critizing me, but yet you insist i'm the troll.

Ok.

So do you do all your own scientific research as well? Have you confirmed gravity? Or do you just trust that it's real?

We have to assume some level of trust on some line, until proven otherwise.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 years ago (7 children)

Yes, what i'm doing is asking for actually information. If toy want to suggest alternatives, i'll check them out. Instead you just want everyone to trust you on your word. And looking at your history you just want to live in your bubble and fight anyone that doesn't agree with you.

So give us some alternatives.

Or ignore me and prove me right, and i sincerely do wish everyone, including you, a good life. And not in the sarcastic way you dismiss people.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 years ago (9 children)

Awesome, so instead of actually giving evidence and attempting to push the conversation forward by offering better solutions, instead you just insult people got it.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 years ago (11 children)

Yes I do need more evidence then that. Snopes is known as a trustworthy source. So it makes sense for Facebook to hire them. Did Snopes compromise their integrity it did they try to do the job the best they can?

What you're suggesting is basically on the level of an attorney decides to defend someone in a murder, even if that person didn't commit it, that the attorney should also be charged on the murder if found guilty. That's not how it works.

You can attempt to do good, even while working with someone awful. Guilt by association is draconian.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 years ago (13 children)

I don't think Facebook is anything but an awful cesspool. But stating Snopes is just as bad without evidence, doesn't help the conversation.

As I stated if you have other suggestions I'm open to getting them. Just stating "Nope, bad!" Without giving evidence, outside of affiliation, doesn't help the conversation, nor does it direct folks to trustworthy sources.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 years ago (15 children)

If you have other suggestions in open to getting them, but I'm not sure how being a Facebook checker is a negative thing. Facebook needs LOTS of checking. Not a huge fan of Google Analytics, but I can hide myself from that stuff anyway, so also not a big deal really.

Basically they're better than nothing.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 3 years ago (23 children)

I'm in the US so Reuters, NPR, AP. But there are so many "news" websites around anymore I usually take everything I read with a dose of skepticism and I look at Snopes and MediaBiasFactCheck often.

 

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