gaming service

It's been so long since we had the time to play through a full game, but Microsoft's Xbox Cloud Gaming makes it possible to play and finish games at home and to go.

This week on The Wrap, we’re in lockdown, so we’re looking at some of the things you can do, from gaming to fitness to keeping the kids busy with value headphones. Plus new gadgets from Apple, SanDisk, and more. All in five.

The classic Atari console is reborn, as Atari revives the video game system as a computer. Sorta. Kinda.

Apple's subscription gaming service is getting more games as of this week, with a bunch of new games, plus some established titles from the App Store.

If you like EA's games and you're a PC gamer, you might be tempted by Microsoft's Game Pass service given what you now get.

Apple's all-you-can-play gaming subscription is Apple-only, and Android owners can't play, but they now have their own take on the idea.

One of the more well known Australian freemium titles is getting a follow-up, but it's an Apple Arcade exclusive for folks with an iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV.

Looking for a game but aren't quite sure you want the investment? Provided you have an iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV, Apple Arcade makes the case for gaming services.

If you rely on one of Apple's many media devices including the iPhone or Mac, and you happen to like gaming, you may be interested in Apple's new Netflix-style take on gaming services.

If you thought you'd just be paying for movies and TV shows, you might want to add games to that, as EA adds its own take.