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By playing Final Fantasy XIV, players can actually earn real money, just by selling in-game items and FFXIV Gil through an online platform called Eldorado. It is a next-generation market for in-game items and it is available for quite a lot of games. Eldorado provides 100% trading protection, accurate delivery-time tracking, 24/7 live support, and automated selection of best offers. Read More
Google’s very own game streaming platform Google Stadia was announced back in March and it really looked like it would completely change the gaming scenario around the globe. A new leak has emerged online now which says that Google Stadia will be out in November costing around $10 per month. Gamers will have access to over 31 exclusive games with this subscription which can be played online instantly with a game controller. Read More
Valve has released a new App for gamers to discuss and communicate about any game related stuff called the Steam Chat App. The app is now available on both iOS and Android. The App will have the chat features similar to what’s offered on the desktop version of Steam. However, users will not be able to do voice calls at the moment but they can make use of texting in the App. Read More
Apple recently announced the Apple Arcade gaming subscription service along with the Apple TV+ and News+ subscription services. The company however did not announce the pricing for Apple Arcade, keeping it under wraps for the moment. Now, new reports claim that Apple is investing more than 500 million dollars to fund more than 100 original games that will be available on this gaming platform. Read More
Snapchat announced a list of new features and updates today including Snap Games, original content and Virtual Reality. But the feature to actually look out for is the gaming platform called “Snap Games”. The company has finally launched it on the App and the initial reactions of the users seems to be good. Read More
We recently saw Google working on a game controller for its game streaming service, which was scheduled to be unveiled soon. The day has finally come and Google launched its cloud based game service “Stadia” today at the currently running Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. The service was introduced by none other than Sundar Pichai and also happened to be Google’s first appearance at the GDC. Read More
Samsung has released plans for two new gaming monitors at the Gamescom 2018. The company describes them as ‘affordable’ and it will cater to the gaming audience globally who are looking for monitors under budget. Read More
High speed browser-based games are becoming deeper and more complex by the day and with the improvement of web-based graphics technologies such as Flash and Java, it’s critical that players use a browser which has the processing speed to allow them to properly enjoy the improved playability and graphics of browser-based games. Google Chrome has long been lauded for outshining other internet browsers in terms of surfing speed and overall performance and it is this superior processing power which makes it most people’s number one choice when they want to try out one of the many games available to play on the internet. Read More
Gaming on android has increased since the release of Jellybean and Lollipop. People can even play PSP games (through an emulator) and Grand Theft Auto on their android smartphones now. But at the same time, limited hardware sometimes causes lag, even in games using under 500MB of memory. Keeping that in mind, Android Antivirus Free have designed Free Cleaner 360° which promises to clean up junk on your phone to speed up your gaming experience. Read More
Nvidia has a new Android-powered SHIELD gaming tablet in the works, and its renders were leaked on Thursday. Yesterday, however, we received more detailed specifications of the device. Read More
