Facebook is the latest Silicon Valley juggernaut to jump into video game streaming. Not the kind you watch — the company already has a Twitch and YouTube Gaming competitor — but the sort you can play ...

For years, the words “Facebook” and “gaming” were more likely to evoke memories of an aunt’s dusty Words With Friends invitation than anything else. And for years, Facebook has been on a journey to ...

In October 2020, Facebook Gaming launched its cloud gaming platform, accompanied by several cloud-streamed games on both app and browser, changing the way users could game on Facebook, enabling ...

It’s not a new service, but cloud-powered games are playable on Facebook It’s not a new service, but cloud-powered games are playable on Facebook is an entertainment editor covering streaming, virtual ...

Editor's take: Facebook is diving into the world of cloud gaming, but has chosen to approach it from a different perspective. Where Microsoft, Google, Nvidia and others try to provide the quality of ...

Facebook is entering the cloud gaming race in a manner that’s entirely true to Facebook, via the feed, through ads and all free (for now). Facebook Gaming is having an official launch for ...

The world of video games and game streaming exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic. Stuck inside and far away from friends, many gamers made new acquaintances in streamers and their communities, ...

Facebook Gaming has tried to be a major Twitch competitor for some time, providing top creators with a livestreaming alternative, but now Facebook is taking on another competitor: YouTube. Facebook is ...

It’s a strategic move for the future of xCloud It’s a strategic move for the future of xCloud is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for ...