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NVIDIA's entry into the streaming wars is seeing some impressive success and substantial challenges. As companies compete and server technology improves, streaming games is becoming more and more of a viable option. You can use anything from the best gaming phones to your laptop as a great gaming machine, giving players more options than dropping hundreds or thousands on a separate console or gaming PC. One recent major entrant is NVIDIA GeForce Now, a streaming service for PC games that players already own. Nvidia claims over a million players have tried it out so far. While some publishers are choosing not to support this streaming platform, it does have several major brands backing it. GeForce Now is a clearly viable option for games streaming, right on par with the likes of Google Stadia, Xbox Game Pass, and A

NVIDIA's entry into the streaming wars is seeing some impressive success and substantial challenges. As companies compete and server technology improves, streaming games is becoming more and more of a viable option. Everything from using some of the best gaming phones to your laptop as a great gaming machine is now an option for players. One recent major entrant is NVIDIA GeForce Now, a streaming service for PC games that players already own. Over a million players have tried it out so far. While some publishers are choosing not to support this streaming platform, it's still a big contender and a clearly viable option for games streaming, right on par with the likes of Google Stadia and Xbox Game Pass . Jump to: What is GeForce Now? GeForce Now: List of supported devices Is GeForce Now free? Is GeForce Now still in beta? GeForce Now: List of games What is GeForce Now ? GeForce Now is NVIDIA's streaming service. Unlike platforms like Stadia, it does not req