➀ Microsoft's Xbox Cloud Gaming (xCloud) will support Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3, Call of Duty: Warzone, and upcoming Black Ops 6 for cloud streaming. ➁ Black Ops 6 will be the first Call of Duty game to stream via cloud gaming services at launch. ➂ Xbox Cloud Gaming will be available on day-one for Game Pass Ultimate subscribers.

➀ Microsoft is reportedly preparing a cloud-only subscription tier for Xbox Game Pass; ➁ The move follows a favorable ruling in the Epic v Google trial; ➂ Microsoft aims to expand its cloud gaming efforts and reach more users without actual Xbox consoles.

➀ Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is joining GeForce NOW in October, along with 21 other games; ➁ The game is expected to be one of the biggest releases of the year, with its 1990s campaign and multiplayer suite; ➂ GeForce NOW offers PC gamers with access to RTX technologies like DLSS and G-SYNC.

1. Microsoft argues that Apple's App Store fees make it impossible to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to the iPhone due to economic constraints. 2. Currently, Xbox Cloud Gaming on iPhone is only accessible through a browser, lacking a dedicated app. 3. The situation may change only if Apple adjusts its fee structure for companies like Microsoft.

➀ Cloud gaming solutions like START Cloud Gaming and GameViewer allow playing 'Black Myth: WuKong' on various devices including Macs, smartphones, and TVs. ➁ START Cloud Gaming offers free access to the game for WeGame purchasers, covering multiple platforms including Mac and TV. ➂ GameViewer by NetEase enables mobile play with a PC's assistance, supporting high-quality remote gaming experiences.

1. Nvidia announces over 600 RTX supported games and applications at Gamescom; 2. GeForce Now reaches a milestone of over 2000 games available for cloud streaming; 3. Upcoming games like Black Myth Wukong and Final Fantasy 16 will be available on GeForce Now on day-one.

1. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is now available on NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service. 2. GeForce NOW Ultimate members can stream Skyrim at up to 4K and 120 frames per second. 3. Seven additional games, including Skyrim, have been added to GeForce NOW this week.