Every platform we benchmark for library size, latency, device support, and value.
Amazon
Amazon's cloud gaming service with channel-based subscriptions and free rotating games for Prime members.
Xbox
The most complete cloud gaming subscription: 400+ games streamable to phone, tablet, TV, and PC, plus day-one first-party releases.
PlayStation
Sony's top tier adds cloud streaming of PS5, PS4, and classic PlayStation games to a huge on-demand catalog.
Xbox
The PC-only Game Pass tier: 400+ PC games plus day-one first-party titles, ideal alongside GeForce Now.
NVIDIA
Stream games you already own from Steam, Epic, and more at up to 4K 120fps on near-RTX 4080 cloud rigs.
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