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Smooth Moves: 90 Frames-Per-Second Virtual Reality Arrives on GeForce NOW
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW is enhancing its virtual reality support, allowing Ultimate members to stream at up to 90 frames per second on compatible VR headsets like Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest, and Pico devices. The cloud gaming service also adds Crimson Desert and World of Tanks, with the latter featuring a Mafia-themed event.
GeForce NOW Gets 90 FPS VR Support Plus A Day-One AAA Release
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW is introducing 90 FPS VR support for Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest, and Pico devices for Ultimate members. Additionally, the highly anticipated AAA title Crimson Desert will be a day-one release on the cloud service. The article also notes a collaboration between World of Tanks and the Mafia series, and mentions that Cyberpunk 2077, Forza Motorsport, Icarus, and Ark Survival Ascended will be removed from the free tier on April 1st.
Våra favoriter bland indiespelen
This article discusses a curated list of indie games, encouraging readers to explore titles beyond the mainstream. It also touches upon various gaming news and discussions, including Crimson Desert's performance, Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology, and the future of consoles like the next Xbox and Nintendo Switch.
Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness hits Nintendo Switch Online on Switch 2 in March [update: out now]
Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness has been released on Nintendo Switch Online for the Nintendo Switch 2. The game was announced during a Pokemon Presents event and is now available. Pokemon Colosseum is also mentioned as being part of the service.
Serafim S3 Mobile Controller Launches with MFi Support, Hall Effect Sticks and Console-Level Gaming |
Serafim has launched the S3 mobile controller, featuring Apple MFi certification, Hall Effect sticks, and ultra-low latency via USB-C. The controller supports multiple platforms including iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and PlayStation, and includes features for content creation and streaming. A limited-time offer includes a free copy of Fallout 76.
Xbox Game Pass Brings Disco Elysium, Resident Evil, Final Fantasy, and More In March!
Xbox Game Pass is adding several new titles in March and early April 2026, including Disco Elysium, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, and Final Fantasy IV. The service will also see the removal of Peppa Pig World Adventures and Mad Streets on March 31. New additions span cloud, console, and PC platforms.
Subscriptions, Clouds, and Streams
Xbox announced that Disco Elysium, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, and Final Fantasy IV are coming to Xbox Game Pass. The article also touches on broader industry trends like cloud gaming and subscription services.
PlayStation Portal's New Update Will Make All Your Games Look A Lot Better
Sony has released a new update for the PlayStation Portal that introduces a 1080p High Quality mode, increasing the bitrate for local remote play and cloud streams to improve visual clarity. The update also enhances the user experience with features like individual game selection from bundles on the PlayStation Store, improved game invite notifications, and better Trophy descriptions. Additionally, the onboarding process has been streamlined for users without a PlayStation Network account.
Xbox Game Pass Rolls Out the March 2026 Update for Stream Your Own Game with 45 New Titles
Microsoft has released the March 2026 update for Xbox Game Pass, adding 45 new titles to its cloud streaming catalogue. This update allows Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Premium, and Essential subscribers to stream purchased games without installation via Xbox Cloud Gaming on various devices, including consoles, PCs, mobile phones, and the ASUS ROG Ally.
Resident Evil Requiem Sales Have Now Surpassed 6 Million Units
Capcom announced that Resident Evil Requiem has sold over six million units worldwide, achieving this milestone less than two weeks after surpassing five million. The game launched on February 27, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC, and has set a new series record for peak concurrent players on Steam. The article also details dual protagonists Leon Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft, gameplay mechanics, technological features like DLSS 4, and collaborations with Hamilton and Porsche.
At Fate’s End: Hands-On with Thunder Lotus’ Gorgeous New Action-Adventure
This article discusses the current state and future of the Xbox brand, with commenters debating Microsoft's strategy regarding Game Pass pricing, the move to PC and cloud gaming, and the overall perception of the Xbox name. Some express nostalgia for the Xbox 360 era and wish for a return to a more traditional console experience, while others highlight the benefits of Microsoft's cross-platform approach.
Amazon Luna March 2026 Free Games Include Total War: Rome II and Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon’s Keep
Amazon Luna is adding several free games in March 2026, including Total War: Rome II and Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon’s Keep: A Wonderlands One-Shot. Other titles available include Rebel Galaxy, Tattoo Tycoon, and Total War: Three Kingdoms. The service, formerly Prime Gaming, allows users to stream games without hardware limitations.
Microsoft Seemingly Cancelled “This is an Xbox” Campaign
Xbox has seemingly discontinued its "This is an Xbox" marketing campaign, with related pages on the Xbox Wire website now showing 404 errors. The campaign, which promoted the idea that various devices could be considered an Xbox due to services like Xbox Cloud Gaming and Game Pass, was reportedly spearheaded by former Xbox president Sarah Bond. Bond has also announced her departure from Xbox, with Asha becoming the new lead.
Microsoft removes its 'This is an Xbox' marketing campaign and is slowly purging all mention of it
Microsoft has removed its 'This is an Xbox' marketing campaign, which broadly defined the brand beyond traditional consoles to include various devices and cloud gaming. The company is also purging mentions of the campaign from its platforms, suggesting a shift in strategy possibly related to future hardware like Project Helix.
Gaming on ARM: Can Windows 11 Finally Make It a Reality?
Windows 11 is improving the viability of ARM processors for PC gaming through enhanced emulation and cloud gaming integration. While challenges like game compatibility and GPU power remain, ARM laptops offer potential benefits such as longer battery life and lower costs, making them a promising option for casual gamers.
Microsoft’s Next Xbox, Project Helix, Won’t Reach Alpha Until 2027
Microsoft revealed details about its next-generation Xbox console, codenamed Project Helix, at GDC 2026. The console will feature a custom AMD chip with significant improvements in ray tracing and a new machine learning-based FSR upscaling technology. Alpha development kits are slated for release to developers in 2027, with a focus on closer integration between Xbox and PC gaming ecosystems.
Subscriptions, Clouds, and Streams
NVIDIA announced five new games are now available on its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service. The update highlights the ongoing expansion of titles accessible through the subscription-based streaming platform.
GeForce NOW Raises the Game at the Game Developers Conference
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is introducing several updates at the Game Developers Conference, including smoother virtual reality streaming at 90 fps and improved game discovery with labels for Xbox Game Pass and Ubisoft+ subscriptions. New titles like Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection and CONTROL Resonant are being added to the library, with Fortnite's "Save the World" mode becoming free-to-play. Account linking with GOG is also planned.
GeForce NOW Raises the Game at the Game Developers Conference
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is attending the Game Developers Conference (GDC) with updates focused on smoother performance, improved game discovery, and new titles. These enhancements aim to deliver a better cloud gaming experience to users.
Google Play Pulls An Xbox "Play Anywhere," Lets You Buy One Shared PC/Mobile Game
Google Play is introducing a "buy once, play anywhere" pricing model, allowing users to purchase select games on mobile and receive both the mobile and PC versions. The platform is also expanding its library of paid games, adding features like game trials, a wishlist, and community posts. Google Play Games on PC will also see improvements, including a new PC section and an expanded AI-powered Sidekick feature.
