At the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), NVIDIA brought a series of exciting updates to its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service. Upcoming Activision and Blizzard games, including the highly anticipated “Diablo IV” and “Strike 2”, will be the latest blockbuster titles to be added to the cloud. In addition, many top games including Capcom’s Exoprimal, HoYoverse’s Honkai Impact and Mainframe Industries’ Pax Dei will join GeForce NOW’s rich game catalog.
Starting in February, GeForce NOW will launch new day passes for Ultimate and Priority members, allowing players to enjoy the full benefits of premium membership day after day. What’s even more exciting is that NVIDIA brings G-SYNC technology to the cloud, which will improve the performance of cloud streaming while reducing latency and minimizing lag, providing players with an extremely smooth gaming experience. At the same time, NVIDIA has also launched new 60FPS and 120FPS streaming options, further improving the experience of GFN Reflex mode, making the cloud gaming experience the same as local gaming.
In addition, mobile gamers will also get a boost, with future Android phones supporting resolutions up to 1440p. Japan will also become a new region for NVIDIA’s operations. Soon Japanese players will be able to experience their favorite PC games with Ultimate performance in the cloud.
The GeForce NOW catalog already features over 1,800 of the most popular PC games from digital stores such as Steam, Xbox and supported PC Game Pass titles, Epic Games Store, Ubisoft, GOG.com and more. As more top games join the cloud, GeForce NOW will take advantage of graphics performance up to GeForce RTX 4080 GPU levels to bring members an even better gaming experience.
source:NVIDIA
