NVIDIA’s cloud gaming platform, GeForce Now, is trying to reach more gamers while expanding its library. The last step in this direction for the platform was Xbox support via the browser.
The cloud gaming platform that NVIDIA has made available in our country in the past months GeForce NowAlthough it seems like an attractive service, it did not receive the expected attention in our country, especially due to its price. Trying to make it more attractive for gamers by constantly enriching its library, GeForce Now continues to take new steps to improve its service.
GeForce Now, which has more than a thousand games in its library, also aims to reach more players with new updates. The last step in this direction was a step towards Xbox users. Xbox users now Via Microsoft Edge browser They will be able to play games with GeForce Now.
Xbox support is still in beta:
After a Microsoft Edge update that came to Xboxes last September, NVIDIA also started to work quickly to include GeForce Now in the Xbox ecosystem. With an update offered recently, access to GeForce Now via Edge was provided. This feature is not yet beta but it is expected that the feature will be available to all users in the coming period. With this development, Xbox users will now be able to play many PC games on their consoles.
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However, of course, there is a situation that cannot be overlooked with this innovation. It is said that some games in GeForce Now’s library do not appear when entered via Xbox. The reason for this is thought to be the agreements made between Sony and NVIDIA regarding some games. There has been no official statement from NVIDIA yet on this subject, but Sony’s In a period when many PS games are brought to PC, there will definitely be new developments on the subject.