Now.gg, Inc.

Ravi Prakash

Harsh Singh

Suman Saraf

Lokesh Setia

Pawan Kumar

Vasim Ali

Nitin Kalra

Ashish Pathak

The present disclosure relates to implementing scrolling controls within a software application. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to methods and systems of mapping and translating inputs received from one or more controllers or user interfaces communicatively coupled to a computing system or device on which a software application is being executed, to one or more instructions or events for implementing a scrolling event that the software application is configured to recognize.

Methods, systems and computer program products for enabling scrolling within a software application

The present invention relates to provisioning of cloud based software gaming services. The systems and methods of the present invention enable users who are presented with targeted content relating to cloud based software games to be able to experience the targeted content in an efficient, interactive and user friendly manner—while simultaneously restricting the user experience only to the targeted content, and avoiding having the user navigate the entire game play interface or the entire game play flow in chronological order. The invention offers solutions for using embedded links and/or deep links within targeted content delivered to client terminals, for the purposes of implementing fine grained gaming session control between a cloud gaming server and the client control for cloud based delivery of software gaming services to the client terminal.

Methods, systems and computer program products for fine grained cloud gaming session control

The invention presents methods, systems and computer program products for optimizing computer system resource utilization during in-game resource farming. The invention comprises (i) detecting a gameplay event that triggers switching from a resource farming mode to a non-resource farming mode, or for switching from a non-resource farming mode to a resource farming mode, in connection with a runtime instance of a gaining application software, (ii) identifying a guest operating system within which the runtime instance of the gaming application software is being executed, (iii) selecting a mode switching protocol implementable within the identified guest operating system, and (iv) switching the runtime instance of the gaming application software from a resource farming mode to a non-resource farming mode, or from a non-resource farming mode to a resource farming mode, by implementing the selected mode switching protocol.

Methods, systems and computer program products for optimizing computer system resource utilization during in-game resource farming

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