Microsoft is supposedly making it easier for Game Pass subscribers to stream games via Nvidia’s GeForce Now. In reality, it’s just making the process more complicated. If you visit the Xbox.com ...

Nvidia GeForce Now is a streaming service designed to give access to users who may not have the most up-to-date PC hardware. Originally introduced for the Nvidia Shield in 2013 under a different name, ...

Cloud game streaming could be the next big thing in the video game industry. Large tech companies believe that consumers are ready to ditch gaming PCs that need to be constantly updated and perhaps ...

At the beginning of February, we said that Nvida's GeForce Now is the cloud streaming service that Stadia should've been. It largely performs better, lets you play games you already own, and offers ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Game streaming services have allowed people without access to expensive gaming PCs to experience high-end PC gaming on much cheaper hardware ...

No, you shouldn't use it for multiplayer, but I still find myself gravitating to GeForce Now more than ever. Reading time 6 minutes The best compliment I could ever lay at the feet of any game ...

Earlier this year, Google announced the end of its efforts to get Steam running on Chromebooks, but it’s not done trying to make these low-power laptops into gaming machines. Google has teamed up with ...

When is GeForce Now not GeForce Now? When it’s GeForce Now for PCs. Nope. Not in the slightest. GeForce Now and GeForce Now are two distinct, different services with wildly varied features, ...

Three long years after its CES 2017 reveal, and two years after its beta debuted on PCs, Nvidia’s GeForce Now game-streaming service is finally launching on PCs Tuesday. The wait was worth it. GeForce ...

Nvidia is bringing the RTX 5080 to GeForce Now through its new Blackwell SuperPOD servers, the company announced during a Gamescom 2025 press briefing. The SuperPODs, which power GeForce Now from data ...

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