Enter Sibblingz: a startup that Tuesday launched a cloud-based game server that allows game developers to more quickly and easily create free-to-play games with micro-transactions in them, across Facebook, iPhone and the Web simultaneously.

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Razer has proprietary software called Razer Synapse that synchs your keyboard, mouse and game device configuration settings in the cloud.

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By shunning cloud gaming, the game industry could be missing out on an audience that is at least two or three times bigger than the current audience for consoles, which based on console sales is roughly 300 million.

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The cloud cover associated with rainforests makes Sar something of a game-changer in that sense, allowing repeat viewing of an area on a frequent basis whatever the weather.

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We round things off by considering how the Infinity Base peripheral differs to the Skylanders Portal and how that aims to simplify the sometimes confusing technology around game saves both to the cloud and to a physical local device.

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The software and AI data driving Milo will sit in a computing cloud shared by all gamers so that as millions of people (Molyneux hopes) play the game, Milo gets smarter and better.

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