Cloud Gaming
Hardware, storefront and ecosystem news for Cloud Gaming.
Latest coverage
Xbox isn’t dying (at least not yet): Microsoft Gaming has a plan for the struggling console
Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma is implementing a new strategy to revitalize the struggling Xbox brand, shifting focus back to console exclusives and PC-inspired features. This includes a commitment to first-party development from studios like Bethesda and Activision Blizzard, and potentially integrating PC storefronts like Steam onto the console.
The Nightmare Returns in the Cloud: GeForce NOW Unleashes Capcom’s ‘Resident Evil Requiem’
Capcom's survival horror title Resident Evil Requiem is now available on NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service, featuring RTX 5080-class power for up to 5K resolution with full path tracing. A limited-time bundle offers the game with a 12-month GeForce NOW Ultimate membership. Additionally, GeForce NOW is celebrating its sixth anniversary with rewards for Delta Force and the addition of 11 other games to its library.
The Nightmare Returns in the Cloud: GeForce NOW Unleashes Capcom’s ‘Resident Evil Requiem’
Capcom's Resident Evil Requiem is now available on NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service as part of its anniversary celebration. A limited-time bundle includes the game and a year of GeForce NOW Ultimate membership.
Why Do Game Console Prices Keep Going Up?
The ongoing global chip shortage, exacerbated by the massive demand for AI data centers, is driving up prices for gaming consoles and PC components. This situation is leading to longer console generations, potential consolidation in the PC building market, and a shift towards cloud gaming as a more accessible option for consumers. While the shortage presents challenges, it could also lead to developers focusing more on optimizing games for existing hardware, potentially resulting in better-designed and more accessible gaming experiences in the long run.
All About the Games: Play Over 4,500 Titles With GeForce NOW
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service now supports over 4,500 titles, with 12 new games added this week as part of its sixth-anniversary celebration. The service allows players to stream a vast library of games across various devices.
All About the Games: Play Over 4,500 Titles With GeForce NOW
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is celebrating its anniversary by highlighting its extensive library of over 4,500 supported titles, including 12 new additions this week. The service integrates with popular PC game stores like Steam and Epic Games Store, offering instant access to games without downloads. New content includes seasons for Battlefield 6 and the stealth game Styx: Blades of Greed, alongside several other new releases.
GeForce NOW Turns Screens Into a Gaming Machine
NVIDIA's cloud gaming service, GeForce NOW, is expanding its platform support to include Amazon Fire TV devices. This move is part of the service's sixth-anniversary celebrations and introduces eight new games to its library.
GeForce NOW Turns Screens Into a Gaming Machine
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is expanding its reach with the launch of an app on Amazon Fire TV devices, allowing users to stream PC games on their televisions. The service also added eight new games, including titles from Capcom's retro collections and RPGs like Torment: Tides of Numenera. This expansion continues GeForce NOW's celebration of its sixth anniversary.
3 Gaming Cafés Around the World You Should Visit
Cloud-based access is transforming mobile gaming and app usage by enabling instant streaming without requiring local storage or high-end hardware. Services like CloudMoon allow users to play demanding games such as Roblox and use applications like TikTok directly in a browser, offering a seamless, cross-platform experience. This technology reduces device strain, improves performance, and provides greater flexibility for users.
GeForce NOW Celebrates Six Years of Streaming With 24 Games in February
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is celebrating its sixth anniversary with the addition of 24 new games in February. The service has surpassed one billion streaming hours since its launch. New titles include Delta Force and PUBG: BLINDSPOT, with many more games being added throughout the month.
GeForce NOW Celebrates Six Years of Streaming With 24 Games in February
NVIDIA's cloud gaming service, GeForce NOW, is celebrating its sixth anniversary throughout February. Members have streamed over one billion hours since its launch and can expect new games, expanded device support, and enhanced RTX capabilities.
GeForce NOW Brings GeForce RTX Gaming to Linux PCs
NVIDIA has launched a beta version of its native GeForce NOW app for Linux PCs, enabling cloud-based GeForce RTX gaming on the platform. The update includes support for Ubuntu 24.04 and later, offering high-resolution streaming and integrating seamlessly into Linux desktop workflows. Ten new games have also been added to the service, including The Bard's Tale IV: Director's Cut and The Bard's Tale Trilogy.
GeForce NOW Brings GeForce RTX Gaming to Linux PCs
NVIDIA has released a beta version of its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service for Linux PCs, allowing users to stream games with GeForce RTX performance. The update also includes ten new games, such as The Bard's Tale IV: Director's Cut and The Bard's Tale Trilogy.
Flight Controls Are Cleared for Takeoff on GeForce NOW
NVIDIA has announced that flight control support is now live for GeForce NOW, a highly requested feature. This update allows cloud gamers to use dedicated flight gear with increased precision for a more immersive experience.
Flight Controls Are Cleared for Takeoff on GeForce NOW
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service has officially launched support for dedicated flight controls, a highly requested feature. This allows players to use peripherals like the Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS One for a more immersive experience in flight simulation titles. Additionally, the article highlights upcoming games like Delta Force and MIO: Memories in Orbit joining the GeForce NOW library.
Everyday Carry for Gamers: Phone Protection, Charging, and Travel-Friendly Accessories That Make Sense
This guide focuses on essential everyday carry items for gamers, emphasizing mobile phone protection, charging solutions, and travel-friendly accessories. It covers protective cases with features like enhanced grip and camera clearance, alongside portable power banks with USB-C Power Delivery and compact multi-port chargers to ensure uninterrupted mobile and cloud gaming experiences on the go.
Survive the Quarantine Zone and More With Devolver Digital Games on GeForce NOW
NVIDIA announced at CES that the GeForce NOW cloud gaming service will receive a native app for Linux and Amazon Fire TV devices. The service also added support for community-requested flight controls and a lineup of AAA games for the year, including titles from Devolver Digital.
Survive the Quarantine Zone and More With Devolver Digital Games on GeForce NOW
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW service is adding several Devolver Digital titles, including the new release Quarantine Zone: The Last Check, alongside other popular games like Cult of the Lamb and Hotline Miami. The cloud gaming platform also announced new app support for Linux and Amazon Fire TV, and a giveaway for flight simulation hardware.
More Ways to Play, More Games to Love — GeForce NOW Wraps CES With Linux Support, Fire TV App, Flight Stick Controls
NVIDIA announced several GeForce NOW updates at CES, including new native apps for Linux and Amazon Fire TV streaming sticks, and support for flight control peripherals. The service is also adding new AAA titles like 007 First Light, Resident Evil Requiem, and Crimson Desert to its library, enhancing cloud gaming accessibility across various devices.
More Ways to Play, More Games to Love — GeForce NOW Wraps CES With Linux Support, Fire TV App, Flight Stick Controls
NVIDIA announced several updates for its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service at CES, including new native apps for Linux and Amazon Fire TV streaming devices. The service will also introduce support for hands-on throttle-and-stick (HOTAS) controls, enhancing the experience for simulation game enthusiasts.