Nintendo is launching their online service later this month with cloud save support, but is excluding all multiplayer games for a trivial reason.

Resident Evil is coming to the Switch, but it’ll only take 45Mb of the Switch’s storage space. It’ll also only cost $20. That’s because it’ll be streaming off the cloud, a little like how PlayStation Now works. Or, as in South Africa, doesn’t work.

Nintendo revealed a massive new roster of Amiibo figures coming to retail soon. Including release dates for some long awaited Super Smash Bros. characters.

One of the best fighting games that I ever played, had to be Final Fantasy’s Dissidia series on the PlayStation Portable. Three-dimensional to the max, Dissidia Final Fantasy may have had a loopy plot, but the game was pure fan service. And the latest arcade version of the franchise is hitting all the right notes for me.

Crackdown 3 is making use of Microsoft's hit and miss cloud technology, but clever techniques are keeping things well in the realm of realism.

We've seen no real-world application of "the cloud" making Xbox One games better - but it could still happen.

There were two major cloud-streaming game companies; Gaikai and OnLive. Sony now owns them both.

PlayStation just can't catch a break with their online service as issues continue into 2015.