Now though, there's a new version of ... especially if hooking up a PC rig with Nvidia's also-revealed-at-CES GeForce RTX 50 GPU. It's versatile whatever content you want to consume – and ...

Featuring cloud saves that mean a seamless transition between PC gaming and handheld, Remote Play that streams games to the device from a PC, full Steam ... by NVIDIA Blackwell, GeForce RTX ...

It’s also easy to select a streaming service from the icons and watch ... or you can use GeForce Now for cloud gaming, allowing you to play Xbox, Steam and other games you already own.

Streaming games with GeForce Now on a $3,500 Vision Pro is beautiful, but expensive, though it would be so much better if not ...

Nvidia GeForce Now, is coming to several new platforms in the future. We learned at CES 2025 that a GeForce Now app for Steam Deck is coming later this year, while browser support on Meta Quest 3 ...

Nvidia plans to release a native GeForce Now app for Steam Deck “later this year,” according to a blog post. It’s already relatively straightforward to get Nvidia’s cloud gaming service ...

TL;DR: At CES 2025, NVIDIA announced a native GeForce Now app for the Steam Deck, replacing the current clunky solution in place. However, we did not get a firm release date for the app.

Enter GeForce Now, Nvidia’s PC game streaming service, which is slated to hit the Steam Deck and enable the remote playing of games. The beta for this app has been available for over half a year ...

Nvidia is one of the service providers that offers cloud gaming with its GeForce Now app. Now the Steam Deck is getting native Nvidia support. Announced at CES 2025 and shared by Nvidia over on ...

Ray tracing on the Steam Deck ... 3 for high and stable frame rates and Nvidia Reflex for lower latency (when using the Ultimate membership). GeForce Now gives you access to over 2,100 games ...

After launching a “beta installation method”, Nvidia is going all in on bringing its streaming service, GeForce Now to the Steam Deck. The graphics card company will be launching a native app ...