Members of the PlayStation Now subscription service get more out of downloaded games rather than those streamed live over the net, according to PlayStation, even as Google and Xbox prepare cloud gaming services for launch. PlayStation has justified its decision to add game downloads to its PC and PlayStation 4 PlayStation Now cloud gaming service, saying that games downloaded "receive double the amount of gameplay time compared to streamed titles," per GamesIndustry reporting. PlayStation invested in cloud gaming tech relatively early on, having bought 2008 startup Gaikai in 2012, and then incorporating it into PlayStation Now, which launched in 2014. However, traditional do...
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