Smart Partners with Blacknut to Bring 1,000+ Console Games to Mobile via Cloud Gaming

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Smart has partnered with global cloud gaming provider Blacknut to bring console and PC games directly to mobile devices across the Philippines. This partnership allows Smart and TNT subscribers to stream over 1,000 AAA titles straight through a mobile web browser without downloads or high-end hardware. This is a similar service to Nvidia’s GeForce Now and Amazon Luna. 

Smart Communications and Blacknut Cloud Gaming partnership banner featuring NBA 2K23 and Overcooked 2

Play NBA 2K, For Honor, and LEGO Games with Zero Downloads

Through Blacknut, gamers can access hit franchises such as NBA 2K, Just Cause 4, Sleeping Dogs, For Honor, Asphalt, Overcooked!, and LEGO titles. Because gameplay is rendered in real-time on cloud servers, users eliminate long download times, expensive consoles or PCs, and device storage limits.

Smart and TNT subscribers can subscribe weekly for Php 145, charged directly to their prepaid mobile load balance with instant OTP verification at blacknut.com/p/smart.

Low-Latency Gaming Powered by Smart’s Award-Winning Mobile Network

Cloud gaming relies on fast, low-latency connectivity to deliver responsive touch and controller inputs during gameplay. According to Ookla’s Speedtest Connectivity Report (Q1-Q2 2025), Smart delivered the Best Mobile Latency Performance in the Philippines with a median latency of 45.88ms.

Smart was also recognized by Ookla for Best Mobile Video Experience (Q3-Q4 2025) with a top score of 78.60 nationwide.

Jam Ancheta
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Jam Ancheta is a Filipino tech journalist, content creator, and founder of JamOnline.ph, delivering news, reviews, and insights on gadgets, gaming, and tech. With over a decade in the industry, he has collaborated with top brands and produced content that makes technology easy to understand. Based in Alberta, Canada, Jam continues to connect with a global audience while balancing work, gaming, family, school and an ever-growing pile of unopened gadget boxes.

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