CloudGaming

NVIDIA just made a big splash at CES 2026 with some exciting news for cloud gaming fans. GeForce NOW, the company’s popular game streaming service, is expanding to new platforms and adding features that gamers have been requesting for years. If you’ve been waiting to play high-end PC games on your Linux machine or want to turn your Fire TV stick into a gaming device, NVIDIA has you covered. Let’s break down everything announced and what it means for different types of gamers. ...

Key Highlights The Big Picture: GeForce NOW rolls out 13 brand‑new titles, letting us game in high‑fidelity RTX 5080 mode from any device. Technical Edge: NVIDIA’s Blackwell RTX hardware powers the stream, so even the most demanding worlds run smooth and crisp. The Bottom Line: No new PC upgrades needed – just launch, pick a title, and dive into holiday fun wherever you are. 🎮 The holidays are here, and the itch to game shouldn’t be limited by hardware or location. GeForce NOW answers that call by adding a fresh batch of titles that stream at GeForce RTX 5080‑ready quality, perfect for cozy evenings by the fire or long trips in the snow. Let’s unpack what this means for our community. ...

Escape to the Wasteland and Beyond: A Holiday Gaming Celebration Step out of the vault and into the future of gaming with Fallout: New Vegas streaming on GeForce NOW, arriving just in time to celebrate the newest season of the hit Amazon TV series Fallout. This week’s GFN Thursday lineup brings five exceptional new games to cloud gaming, including the magical worlds of Hogwarts Legacy and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-7, alongside the legendary tactical shooter Rainbow Six Siege as it celebrates a decade of excellence. ...

Key Highlights GeForce NOW adds 30 new games to its library in December Half-Price Holiday sale offers 50% off premium memberships for the first month Battle.net single sign-on is now available for seamless gaming experience The cloud gaming landscape is evolving rapidly, with GeForce NOW at the forefront of this transformation. This move reflects broader industry trends, where cloud gaming is becoming an essential part of the gaming experience. By expanding its library with 30 new games, GeForce NOW is catering to the diverse tastes of its users, from fans of the Harry Potter series to enthusiasts of Call of Duty. ...