LG has announced that it has teamed up with GameFly for a new game streaming service that will shoot console quality video games to owners of some of its webOS enabled Smart TVs. The streaming will ...

While GameFly has been streaming games to PCs for years, this year it stepped into new territory. In June the company launched a new console game streaming service simply called GameFly Streaming.

Like Netflix, GameFly started out as a subscription service that allowed users to rent discs that were sent through the mail, and now the company is continuing to follow Netflix’s example by making ...

GameFly Streaming is a service that lets you pay a monthly fee to stream a few dozen games over the internet. When it launched in mid-2015, GameFly Streaming was exclusively available to Amazon Fire ...

LG is bringing console-like gaming to its smart TVs without requiring the purchase of a game console. GameFly, the console-game subscription service, will be available on LG’s 2016 and 2015 smart TVs ...

LG’s webOS-powered smart TVs can already do a whole lot when it comes to fulfilling your entertainment needs, but next month they’re about to get even better with the addition of video game streaming.

“The addition of GameFly to the extensive variety of content options, including leading video and music applications, available on LG Smart TVs further enhances the LG Smart TV experience,” said David ...

Video game rental service GameFly took to the cloud a couple of months ago via a partnership with Amazon that allowed gamers to rent and play titles over the Internet. The one catch, of course, is ...

GameFly's new streaming video-game service, priced at $7 to $10 a month, comes to Amazon's Fire TV device in an exclusive deal. Ben Fox Rubin was a senior reporter for CNET News in Manhattan, ...

is an entertainment editor covering streaming, virtual worlds, and every single Pokémon video game. Andrew joined The Verge in 2012, writing over 4,000 stories. Game rental service Gamefly expanded ...

On Tuesday, American video game rental company GameFly launched a cloud-based game streaming service exclusively on the Amazon Fire TV set-top box. The new subscription service, simply named GameFly ...

Instead of just sending out video game rentals by mail, GameFly plans to stream them over the Internet with a new app for Amazon Fire TV. GameFly’s service will offer several bundles of streaming ...