News & Reviews:   cloud gaming

During Netflix's fourth-quarter 2024 financial report, it was revealed by co-CEO Greg Peters that the company is planning to do a couch co-op and party games on our TVs. Since 2023, Netflix has offered a "subset" of subscribers to try playing games that are streamed over the cloud and will continue to invest in it.

Mobile gaming has steadily been growing over the years. It's also an area companies like Samsung are interested in. Samsung already has a Gaming Hub app for its TVs, but announced that it's looking to push the platform to its smartphones at the Game Developers Conference earlier today.

Last week, it was reported that Samsung had plans to launch a new cloud gaming service. This platform would be designed for mobile devices, similar to Apple Arcade. There hasn't been any official word, but a new report seems to support this claim.

Despite being around for years, cloud gaming hasn't quite taken off. But that's not stopping companies from venturing into this industry. In fact, it looks like Samsung could be launching a new one.

Yes 5G initially announced that their access to the NVIDIA GeForce NOW cloud gaming service was on exclusive BETA for Yes customers. We already checked it out with our first impressions article and video but that BETA period is coming to a close this 13 April 2023. However, they’ve also announced that it will now be priced at RM40 per month after the BETA.

What can we do NOW with 5G? This is a question that many have been asking, especially when deciding to make the move to 5G or to stay with 4G. Well, the biggest advantage of mobile 5G networks is the incredibly fast Internet speed. Unfortunately, most people believe that there isn't enough content or services that actually need those 5G speeds.

But is that really true? A quick search online indicates the opposite as there are actually quite a few things that take advantage of those 5G speeds. In addition, it is also making it possible for us to do things that used to require powerful mobile devices or computers. Today, let's take a look at 3 things that we can do NOW with 5G.

As per the recent announcement, Yes 5G is offering cloud gaming via NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW platform. Available exclusively to Yes 5G customers on Beta, we managed to try it out and while it certainly sounds promising, considering the state of our 5G networks we have to admit that we were somewhat hesitant. Read on to find out our first impressions of the NVIDIA GeForce NOW cloud gaming platform powered by Yes 5G and see if it’s the cloud gaming streaming platform for you.

Back in December 2022, Yes by YTL Communications announced that it will launch a new GeForce NOW cloud gaming service in Malaysia. The time has come now, as the official exclusive beta launch of the service is now available. 

In continuing to expand 5G connectivity in Malaysia, Yes by YTL Communications just announced that the company will be introducing a new GeForce NOW cloud gaming service to Malaysia. As GeForce NOW's Alliance Partner, the cloud gaming service will allow nearly any device to have it. 

Earlier, Microsoft had revealed its plan for a Xbox Cloud Gaming device codenamed 'Keystone' that provides what Google's Stadia and Chromecast offer. Until now, the company states that the device is still in the works. However, it might take time for us to finally see it, as the company won't publicly release the current iteration.