Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) on Thursday announced some major changes to its cloud-based game streaming service GeForce Now, which includes limiting play time instead of increasing monthly fees for members.

For now, gamers are limited to 1080p resolution at up to 60 frames per second and no HDR.

NVIDIA had more news up its sleeve at CES 2024 beyond a slew of new GPUs. The company also announced a bunch of updates for its GeForce Now cloud gaming service, including the addition of G-Sync tech ...

Following beta tests that commenced a few weeks ago, Nvidia is now bringing the GeForce Now game streaming service to a ...

The NVIDIA GeForce Now cloud gaming streaming service is adding a ton of new games to its library. It's also adding the new DLC expansion Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty that launched earlier this ...

Nvidia, the chipmaking behemoth, also has a small software portfolio, with a standout service called GeForce Now. It is a ...

Nvidia's latest Shield update includes 4K streaming, Android 7.0 (Nougat), a unified and simplified game hub, and new capabilities for older versions of the device. Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...

You can always count on Amazon Fire TV and Roku streaming devices to get Black Friday discounts, but Nvidia’s Sheild players? Not so much. The good news is that both the Nvidia Shield and the Nvidia ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Nvidia has confirmed that Black Ops 6 is among the supported titles for GeForce Now in October. People who buy the game outright on Steam or ...

Nvidia’s PC game streaming service, GeForce Now, is getting some big new options this week. A long-awaited feature is a “day pass” that allows free players to try out advanced features of the paid ...