Its cloud gaming service, Shadow, aims to bring the experience of playing a powerful gaming PC to any device, be it a laptop, tablet, phone, or smart TV.

The Shadow team has done what it can to minimize all of these minor frustrations, but it’s still quite far removed from Stadia’s vision of the ease of cloud gaming.

Shadow recently posted an update to its blog confirming that it was undergoing a “reorganization” to get rid of the debt it had amassed building its cloud gaming platform in several countries.

You may have started seeing ads on Facebook or Reddit for Shadow, a subscription-based PC gaming service that promises top-tier gaming performance for $34.95, or for $24.95 if you subscribe for ...

Shadow is a streaming service that grants you access to a full-on, high-end Windows 10 PC in the cloud. This means that you can stream PC games from a gaming rig located on a remote server to any ...

The Shadow service takes a page from its spiritual ancestor, OnLive, the cloud-gaming service that disappeared in 2012, was reborn in 2014, and then sold to Sony.

Cloud gaming service Shadow, from the French startup Blade, is drastically lowering its price in a bid to compete with Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce Now. Now, you can subscribe to Shadow for ...

Shadow, a cloud computing service for gamers, is ready to launch a new plan, a new service and a new B2B offering.

Shadow, a reasonably new service by French company Blade, promises to have cracked the cloud gaming problem. We were pretty impressed with a demo at Gamescom last month, and so we agreed to put ...

As a pure cloud gaming company, Shadow wants to be available on any platform. You don’t have to buy a Google Pixel phone or a PlayStation to access the service.

Shadow made a big splash when it launched its cloud-based PC gaming service back in 2018. For a monthly fee, the service brings the power of PC gaming to almost any device – from smartphone to ...

Blade soft-launched its cloud gaming service, Shadow, in California this past February, following a successful debut in Europe in late 2016. Now, Blade is taking Shadow to the masses in America.