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FZ Play streamar Crimson Desert – toppen eller öken?
The highly anticipated game Crimson Desert has been released, with expectations running high. This article previews the game during a FZ Play stream, where streamer Wakkaah will explore the game and determine its quality. A screenshot contest is also ongoing throughout the month, with prizes for the best submissions.
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.
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.
Remote PC Gaming Anywhere: How to Play Your Steam Game on iPad With DeskIn - Walkthrough, Tips, Review
DeskIn is a remote desktop software that allows users to stream PC games from their home Windows PC to devices like iPads, iPhones, and Android smartphones. It offers features such as up to 4K 60FPS streaming, low latency, customizable controls, and controller support, making it suitable for playing games on the go without a gaming laptop. The guide details setup steps for both the PC and mobile devices, including optimizing performance and activating game mode.
FZ Play – Marathon bekänner färg!
Bungie's extraction shooter Marathon is set to premiere today at 18:00, with streamer Wakkaah providing a preview during the FZ Play stream starting at 19:00. The article also details a screenshot contest running throughout March, with monthly and seasonal winners receiving prizes.
Subscriptions, Clouds, and Streams
Xbox Game Pass is adding Cyberpunk 2077 and Planet of Lana II to its service, alongside other titles. This announcement highlights the ongoing expansion of subscription services, cloud gaming, and game streaming options available to players.
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.
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.
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.
NVIDIA Brings GeForce RTX Gaming to More Devices With New GeForce NOW Apps for Linux PC and Amazon Fire TV
NVIDIA is expanding its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service with new native applications for Linux PCs and Amazon Fire TV devices, offering GeForce RTX 5080-class performance. The service also introduces flight control support for simulation games and new single sign-on integrations for faster access to titles like Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and upcoming AAA games.
Deck the Vaults: ‘Fallout: New Vegas’ Joins the Cloud This Holiday Season
Fallout: New Vegas is now available to stream on NVIDIA's GeForce NOW service, coinciding with the release of the Amazon Fallout TV show. GeForce NOW members can also claim Fallout 3 and Fallout 4 as rewards. The service is also adding Hogwarts Legacy, LEGO Harry Potter Collection, and Rainbow Six Siege, with special anniversary rewards for the latter.
Game the Halls: GeForce NOW Brings Holiday Cheer With 30 New Games in the Cloud
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is adding 30 new games in December, including Hogwarts Legacy and various Activision titles streamed through Ubisoft+. The service is also offering a limited-time "Half-Price Holiday" sale on premium memberships and has implemented Battle.net single sign-on for easier access to Blizzard Entertainment games.
Ultimate Cloud Gaming Is Everywhere With GeForce NOW
NVIDIA is completing the rollout of its Blackwell RTX upgrade for GeForce NOW Ultimate members, bringing enhanced cloud gaming performance with GeForce RTX 5080-class servers globally. This upgrade enables streaming at up to 5K resolution or 360 fps, with features like advanced ray tracing and AI performance. The service is also offering in-game rewards for Borderlands 4 and Guild Wars II, and a new Chromebook Fast Pass for ad-free, priority access.
Google Stadia: Future or Failure?
This review examines Google Stadia, a cloud gaming service that offers a digital-only experience without downloads or updates. While promising 4K and 60fps, actual performance often falls short, leading to user skepticism. The article questions the viability of game streaming as a future prospect compared to video streaming services, citing interactivity and library limitations as key drawbacks.
