Big hit for the service

Although there are plenty of developers and publishers eager to get on the Geforce Now train, some big names are pulling out, and the latest is 2K Games, which means that some big titles are no longer available.

Not joining the rush to leave

As the number of publishers pulling out of Nvidia's GeForce Now cloud game streaming service continues to grow, the company has found an ally in Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic Games, who vowed on Twitter to "wholeheartedly" support the company's efforts.

Huang will still deliver a key-note

The company named after a Roman vengency daemon, Nvidia, has announced it has shifted its GPU Technology Conference (GTC) to be online-only due to concerns from the coronavirus outbreak.

One to have for new season/expansions of Apex Legends, The Division 2, and ARK: Survival Evolved

Nvidia has released its latest Geforce 442.50 WHQL Game Ready graphics driver with support for some upcoming games, support for new G-Sync Compatible monitors, and a couple of bug fixes.

Promises 1500 new games

Now that the service is out of the beta phase and has officially launched, Nvidia has shared some numbers about its Geforce Now, including over one million registered users in just a few weeks since the launch.

With Ray Tracing for Geforce Now Founders

Nvidia has confirmed that CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077 will be available on Geforce Now the day it is released, which is great news for the service and was expected with the recent launch of limited edition Nvidia Geforce GTX 2080 Ti Cyberpunk 2077 Edition graphics card.

Will it be the Geforce RTX 2077 or something else

While we are eagerly awaiting for Nvidia's next-gen GPUs, Nvidia has now teased a limited edition graphics card with a Cyberpunk 2077 theme.

The GTX 1650 Super with less CUDA cores

It appears that MSI is preparing to launch a GTX 1650 graphics card with GDDR6 memory, which could fill the gap between the standard GTX 1650 and the GTX 1650 Super.

Coronavirus to blame

Nvidia has announced it won't be attending the Mobile World Congress 2020, which should open its doors in Barcelona, Spain, on February 24.

$4.99 for founders, free for an hour a session

Google launched the Stadia cloud gaming service in late November 2019, and it crashed and burned. Without going into too many details, it didn’t deliver what people had hoped and didn't let you play your games. Nvidia Geforce Now is now available for free to everyone, hour session at a time, while the Founder Edition costs $4.99, and offers priority and unlimited gaming. Most importantly, you can play most of the games you own.