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GeForce Now, is now

Nvidia has officially launched its play anywhere game service with the familiar-sounding name, GeForce Now. The “new” service has been evolving since 2013 when the company introduced Nvidia Grid in 2013 and developed its Shield remote gaming approach. All that technology has been collapsed into GeForce Now, with cloud services provided by Nvidia and partners. GeForce Now represents an alternative approach to other cloud ...

Jon Peddie

Nvidia has officially launched its play anywhere game service with the familiar-sounding name, GeForce Now. The “new” service has been evolving since 2013 when the company introduced Nvidia Grid in 2013 and developed its Shield remote gaming approach. All that technology has been collapsed into GeForce Now, with cloud services provided by Nvidia and partners. GeForce Now represents an alternative approach to other cloud gaming approaches like Google Stadia, Microsoft's Project XCloud, or Sony's Playstation Now.  GeForce Now, says Nvidia, comes with the benefits of cloud gaming. Once gamers log in, they may access their libraries from many popular digital game stores, because they're
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