Xbox users can now save login details on GeForce Now, creating a seamless gaming experience across devices from August 22. A 10-year partnership between Microsoft and Nvidia allows Xbox game ...

So, we’re at around 100 PC Game Pass titles right now, and that’s not including the games available for purchase via the Microsoft Store, which is over 40 at this point. Update: Nvidia says ...

Syncing up an Xbox account will allow GeForce Now members to access any PC Game Pass titles on Nvidia’s service, alongside their existing library of game purchases from the Microsoft Store.

The biggest cloud gaming services are Amazon Luna, NVIDIA GeForce Now, and Xbox Cloud Gaming, each of which claims (in one form or another) to satisfy all your gaming needs without dedicated hardware.

Nvidia will soon let you link an Xbox account to its GeForce Now streaming service to enable automatic sign-in for supported games. Starting on August 22nd, the new account linking feature will ...

GeForce Now continues expanding its relationship with Xbox as it becomes available via the Xbox app in Windows. Further, GeForce Now is running a tempting offer that discounts the service 50% for ...

Geforce Now is different, though. While Xbox’s cloud streaming service attached to Xbox Game Pass uses Xbox Series hardware, Geforce Now uses high-end PC systems, with the top tier making use of ...

GeForce NOW taps into the thriving PC gaming ecosystem by streaming games from NVIDIA GPUs in the cloud, this week adding 25 new titles to its library. When you fire up your favorite game, you ...

For GeForce NOW subscribers, this is a pretty big deal. As it gives them more titles to play. For Xbox Game Pass subscribers, there’s now a reason to also subscribe to GeForce NOW.

Aragami 2 on Xbox is one of six new games on GeForce NOW this week. Aragami 2 is a great game and if you haven’t played it, I urge you to give it a try.

At the moment, there are two such popular services, Nvidia's GeForce Now and Microsoft's Xbox Cloud Gaming. With these services, one can play the Battle Royale video game no matter where they are.

The biggest cloud gaming services are Amazon Luna, NVIDIA GeForce Now, and Xbox Cloud Gaming, each of which claims (in one form or another) to satisfy all your gaming needs without dedicated hardware.