12 Months can be a long time in any industry, but in the gaming world it can be a lifetime. At Eurogamer 2011, OnLive burst onto the UK gaming scene, they had one of the biggest stands at the expo and one of the longest queues. They gave away thousands of OnLive devices to promote their cloud gaming service and it was heralded by some as the future of the industry.
This year’s Eurogamer told a different story. Instead of the big stage and bold statements there was a quiet room at the back of the press area. In that room we caught up with Bruce Grove, General Manager for OnLive UK to talk about the past 12 months, the future of OnLive and the events that occurred just a few weeks ago that saw the company nearly collapse.
Digital Foundry’s latest tests on Xbox One and Xbox One X, with comparisons to PS4 and PS4 Pro.
If you purposely limit the output resolution to 1080p on both the pro and X, does it make the framerate more stable?
Man. Pro nearly always has a bit of an FPS advantage over 1X. At least it happens frequently when the resolution is lower.
Still can't believe they released this like this, I've played a bit on ps5, no mad glitches yet but have had 3 shut downs.... not good enough.
Less than a week after Belgium began a criminal investigation into FIFA's loot boxes, 15 gambling regulators from Europe and one from the US have together a…
A lot of momentum this week in the effort to tackle loot boxes. With an Australian study also proving that gamblers are far more likely to purchase loot boxes, it's time for legislators to get very serious about this issue and update our laws. Loot boxes are exploitative and it seems to are detrimental to many consumers purchasing them. EA are refusing to follow the law in Belgium because there's too much money on the line for them. They are never going to reign themselves in. As an Irishman, it's nice to see our signature on the list.
Big news for Eurogamer today: after 18 years as an independent, Their parent company Gamer Network has been acquired by ReedPOP.